County record · Nebraska
Pawnee County, Nebraska
- 1Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
- 2Hazardous-waste handlers
- 24Clean Air Act facilities
- 71Motor carriers
98 federal records are on file in Pawnee County across 4 programs — the 72nd 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 31133.
Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report in Pawnee County 1
- PAWNEE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PAWNEE CITY · 27 beds
Hazardous-waste handlers in Pawnee County 2
Clean Air Act facilities in Pawnee County 24
Motor carriers in Pawnee County 71
Industries recorded in Pawnee County 6
6 six-digit industries the Census counts in Pawnee 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.
- Lancaster County 3,650
- Lincoln County 735
- Logan County 49
- Madison County 866
- Merrick County 323
- Morrill County 166
- Nance County 140
- Nemaha County 187
- Nuckolls County 143
- Otoe County 456
- Perkins County 142
- Phelps County 283
- Pierce County 266
- Platte County 864
- Polk County 218
- Red Willow County 298
- Richardson County 244
- Rock County 51
- Saline County 394
- Sarpy County 1,864
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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
Pawnee County, Nebraska, identified by the federal code 31133, holds a specific set of federal facility and compliance records. These documents originate from various federal oversight programs that track environmental and transportation activities within the county. The Environmental Protection Agency air quality program accounts for 24 of the records on file for this jurisdiction. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration maintains 71 records associated with this location, representing a significant portion of the available data. Additionally, the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act program lists 2 records, while the hospital sector has 1 record on file. These figures provide a factual snapshot of the regulatory footprint present in the county. By examining these specific counts, one can understand the volume of federal monitoring and enforcement actions tied to local facilities. The data reflects the intersection of state geography and federal regulatory databases. Each number corresponds to a distinct entry in the national index of compliance and facility information. This overview serves as a direct reference for the documented federal presence in this specific Nebraska county.