County record · Montana

Granite County, Montana

• 1Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
• 3Hazardous-waste handlers
• 52Motor carriers

56 federal records are on file in Granite County across 3 programs — the 41st largest of the 42 counties in Montana 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 30039.

Programs side by side

• Hazmat transport and generation in Granite County

Other counties in Montana

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

• Cascade County 570
• Chouteau County 79
• Custer County 167
• Dawson County 135
• Deer Lodge County 76
• Fallon County 74
• Fergus County 178
• Flathead County 1,058
• Gallatin County 1,024
• Glacier County 144
• Hill County 180
• Jefferson County 165
• Lake County 325
• Lewis and Clark County 532
• Lincoln County 256
• Madison County 144
• Mineral County 76
• Missoula County 709
• Musselshell County 74
• Park County 203

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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 page lists Granite County, Montana, identified by the federal code 30039. It details the federal facility and compliance records on file for this specific geographic area. The state context includes a total of 42 cells, with this county holding the position 41 among them. The federal programs represented include the hospital system, RCRA, and FMCSA. The FMCSA program accounts for 52 records in this index. The RCRA program contributes 3 records to the total. The hospital program has 1 record on file. These figures provide a snapshot of the federal regulatory footprint within the county. Individuals researching federal compliance in Montana can use these counts to understand the volume of data associated with each agency. The specific numbers indicate how many entries are available for review under each distinct federal program. This information helps clarify the scope of federal oversight present in the region. The records reflect the specific interactions between federal agencies and local facilities.