County record · Nebraska
Hitchcock County, Nebraska
- 2Hazardous-waste handlers
- 20Clean Air Act facilities
- 106Motor carriers
128 federal records are on file in Hitchcock County across 3 programs — the 62nd largest of the 88 counties in Nebraska 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 31087.
Hazardous-waste handlers in Hitchcock County 2
Clean Air Act facilities in Hitchcock County 20
Motor carriers in Hitchcock County 106
Industries recorded in Hitchcock County 6
6 six-digit industries the Census counts in Hitchcock County, each beside the federal facility and compliance records filed there.
Other counties in Nebraska
The counties either side of this one in Nebraska's own alphabetical list.
- Furnas County 195
- Gage County 578
- Garden County 54
- Garfield County 100
- Gosper County 54
- Greeley County 111
- Hall County 1,545
- Hamilton County 416
- Harlan County 73
- Hayes County 32
- Holt County 529
- Hooker County 37
- Howard County 240
- Jefferson County 264
- Johnson County 139
- Kearney County 253
- Keith County 208
- Keya Paha County 40
- Kimball County 123
- Knox County 284
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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
Hitchcock County, Nebraska, is identified by the FIPS code 31087 in federal systems. This entry documents the specific facility and compliance records associated with that jurisdiction. The data aggregates information from distinct federal regulatory programs. The FMCSA program holds 106 records for this area. The EPA Air program accounts for 20 records in the index. Additionally, there are 2 records filed under the RCRA program. These figures represent the total count of specific compliance items available for this location. The records provide a factual overview of regulatory interactions. They allow for verification of which federal agencies maintain data for the county. The presence of these entries indicates active federal oversight. The counts reflect the volume of data associated with each specific program. Users can reference these numbers to understand the scope of federal documentation. The data serves as a static reference for compliance history. No further interpretation is applied to the raw counts. The information stands as a simple listing of available records.