County record · Minnesota

Rock County, Minnesota

• 2Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
• 3Nursing facilities
• 53Hazardous-waste handlers
• 7Clean Air Act facilities
• 220Motor carriers

285 federal records are on file in Rock County across 5 programs — the 71st largest of the 87 counties in Minnesota that carry records in more than one program. Each figure below is the count filed with the agency that collects it, and each links to that program’s own listing. County FIPS 27133.

Programs side by side

• Environmental programs in Rock County
• Hazmat transport and generation in Rock County

Other counties in Minnesota

The counties either side of this one in Minnesota's own alphabetical list.

• Pennington County 297
• Pine County 696
• Pipestone County 364
• Polk County 683
• Pope County 299
• Ramsey County 7,523
• Red Lake County 123
• Redwood County 541
• Renville County 650
• Rice County 1,376
• Roseau County 342
• St. Louis County 3,609
• Scott County 3,102
• Sherburne County 1,960
• Sibley County 450
• Stearns County 3,881
• Steele County 830
• Stevens County 276
• Swift County 317
• Todd County 553

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Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.

What this page shows

The federal records index for Rock County, Minnesota, identifies the jurisdiction by the FIPS code 27133. This entry catalogs specific federal facility and compliance data associated with the area. The records derive from several federal regulatory programs, each contributing a distinct volume of entries. The FMCSA database contains 220 records for this location, which constitutes the primary bulk of the listed data. The RCRA program holds 53 records, reflecting active waste management and treatment site oversight. The EPA air program lists 7 records, tracking specific air quality compliance matters. Additionally, there are 2 records linked to the hospital sector and 3 records tied to general facility operations. These figures provide a clear view of the regulatory footprint present in the county. The data highlights the specific federal agencies involved in local oversight. It allows for a direct assessment of the compliance landscape without external interpretation. The counts represent the exact volume of files currently on record for these specific federal programs.