County record · Mississippi

Carroll County, Mississippi

• 1Nursing facilities
• 2Hazardous-waste handlers
• 3Clean Air Act facilities
• 35Motor carriers

41 federal records are on file in Carroll County across 4 programs — the 77th largest of the 80 counties in Mississippi 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 28015.

Other counties in Mississippi

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

• Adams County 317
• Alcorn County 211
• Amite County 151
• Attala County 100
• Bolivar County 205
• Calhoun County 99
• Chickasaw County 112
• Choctaw County 41
• Claiborne County 67
• Clarke County 108
• Clay County 124
• Coahoma County 114
• Copiah County 173
• Covington County 147
• DeSoto County 1,124
• Forrest County 492

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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

Carroll County, Mississippi, holds a federal records index under the identifier 28015. This entry documents the county alongside the specific federal facility and compliance records filed within its boundaries. The data originates from distinct federal regulatory programs that monitor environmental and safety standards. The FMCSA program accounts for 35 records associated with the county. The EPAair program contributes 3 records to this collection. The RCRA program adds 2 records to the file. A single record is attributed to the general facility category. These figures represent the total counts for the specific programs listed in this index. Individuals consulting this data can verify the exact number of files linked to each federal agency. The index provides a clear view of the regulatory footprint present in the area. It allows for a direct check of the documented compliance items. The information remains static and reflects the filed entries. No other programs or counts are included in this summary. The focus remains strictly on the identified federal sources.