County record · South Dakota

Perkins County, South Dakota

• 1Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
• 1Nursing facilities
• 8Hazardous-waste handlers
• 45Motor carriers

55 federal records are on file in Perkins County across 4 programs — the 40th largest of the 52 counties in South Dakota 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 46105.

Programs side by side

• Hazmat transport and generation in Perkins County

Other counties in South Dakota

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

• Lawrence County 197
• Lincoln County 347
• Lyman County 26
• Marshall County 87
• McCook County 87
• Meade County 189
• Miner County 23
• Minnehaha County 1,721
• Moody County 133
• Pennington County 677
• Potter County 34
• Roberts County 118
• Spink County 103
• Stanley County 26
• Todd County 25
• Tripp County 89
• Turner County 142
• Union County 260
• Walworth County 65
• Yankton County 256

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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 Perkins County, South Dakota, holds a specific set of facility and compliance documents. The FIPS code assigned to this jurisdiction is 46105. The data includes entries from several distinct federal oversight programs. The RCRA program contributes 8 records to this collection. The FMCSA program accounts for 45 records within the same file. A single record is associated with a hospital. Another single record is linked to a general facility. These figures represent the total count of items on file for this specific county. The index serves as a reference for the regulatory history of the area. It documents the specific compliance actions taken by federal agencies. Users can access these records to verify the status of local sites. The presence of these files indicates active monitoring by the relevant departments. The data provides a factual basis for understanding local regulatory interactions. This information is maintained as a static index of federal holdings.