County industry · Texas
Crude Petroleum Extraction in Ward County, TX: 11 establishments
- 11Establishments in this industry
- 2Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
- 1Nursing facilities
- 15Hazardous-waste handlers
- 48Clean Air Act facilities
- 227Motor carriers
The U.S. Census Bureau counts 11 establishments in this industry in Ward County, employing 262 people in mid-March, on an annual payroll of $39,705 thousand. Crude Petroleum Extraction is filed by the Census under the six-digit industry code NAICS 211120, which is the code in this page’s address. Beside it, 293 federal facility and compliance records are on file in Ward County across 5 programs — collected by other agencies under other statutes and shown together because they describe the same place. By federal records on file, Ward County is the 100th of 223 Texas counties carrying records in more than one program.
What this page shows
The page details Ward County, Texas, identified by federal information processing code 48475, alongside the industry code NAICS 211120. It lists 293 federal facility and compliance records on file, which originate from 5 distinct federal programs. The Census counts 11 establishments in this industry for the 2022 vintage, employing 262 people in mid-March. The annual payroll for these establishments is 39705 thousand dollars, while the first-quarter payroll is 10937 thousand dollars. Within this industry, 4 establishments have fewer than 5 employees, and 4 have between 20 and 49 employees. No specific changes are stated in the provided figures. Ward County holds the 100th position among state counties carrying records, while 223 counties in the state carry records in more than one program. These data points provide a snapshot of federal regulatory activity and economic presence. They allow for a precise comparison of local industrial metrics against broader state-level counts. The figures establish a baseline for the volume of compliance documentation associated with this specific location and code.
Establishments in this industry in Ward County 11
262 employees in mid-March · a first-quarter payroll of $10,937 thousand · an annual payroll of $39,705 thousand · establishments by size: 4 with fewer than 5 employees, 4 with 20 to 49 employees.
Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report in Ward County 2
- WARD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MONAHANS · 30 beds
- WARD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MONAHANS · 13 beds
Nursing facilities in Ward County 1
- AVIR AT MONAHANS MONAHANS · 92 beds
Hazardous-waste handlers in Ward County 15
1 large quantity generators · 6 small quantity generators · 2 with at least one violation on record.
Clean Air Act facilities in Ward County 48
23 classified as major sources.
Motor carriers in Ward County 227
Other industries recorded in Ward County
- Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations 51
- Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels 13
- Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Local 12
- Full-Service Restaurants 12
- Construction, Mining, and Forestry Machinery and Equipment Rental and Leasing 9
- Religious Organizations 8
- Site Preparation Contractors 6
- Specialized Freight (except Used Goods) Trucking, Long-Distance 6
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Other public records in Texas
- BUTTERY COMPANY LLP, LLANO Motor carrier
- RICHARD ANTHONY HARMON, LINDALE Motor carrier
- RAUL GALVAN, RIO GRANDE CITY Motor carrier
- SONORA-OZONA OIL COMPANY INC, FORT STOCKTON Motor carrier
- SOUTH TEXAS AGGREGATES INC, UVALDE Motor carrier
- WEST TEXAS DRUM COMPANY LTD II, BAYTOWN Motor carrier
- UNKNOWN Water discharge permit
- PORTER READY MIX PORTER PLANT, PORTER Water discharge permit
- PORTER READY MIX SPRING PLANT, HOUSTON Water discharge permit
- WESLACO PLANT, WESLACO Water discharge permit
- J-III CONCRETE CO., INC., SAN BENITO Water discharge permit
- MOONTOWER RESOURCES OPERATING - LIVE OAK STATE 8-5 1H, ORLA Air emission source
- TRENCH BURNER NO 3, MONTGOMERY Air emission source
- TEXAS STAR READY MIX CBP SN 78043, DALLAS Air emission source
- NIEDERWALD BATCH PLANT 1, NIEDERWALD Air emission source
- CBP NO 1, GREENVILLE Air emission source
Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.
County business counts from the U.S. Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns, 2022 county file. The Census publishes a cell only where three or more establishments are counted, which is its own suppression floor and this property’s page floor alike.