County record · Virginia
Craig County, Virginia
- 2Hazardous-waste handlers
- 5Clean Air Act facilities
- 14Motor carriers
21 federal records are on file in Craig County across 3 programs — the 131st largest of the 132 counties in Virginia 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 51045.
Hazardous-waste handlers in Craig County 2
Clean Air Act facilities in Craig County 5
Motor carriers in Craig County 14
Industries recorded in Craig County 2
2 six-digit industries the Census counts in Craig County, each beside the federal facility and compliance records filed there.
Other counties in Virginia
The counties either side of this one in Virginia's own alphabetical list.
- Caroline County 203
- Carroll County 154
- Charles City County 52
- Charlotte County 112
- Charlottesville city 100
- Chesapeake city 1,172
- Chesterfield County 1,666
- Clarke County 109
- Colonial Heights city 110
- Covington city 61
- Culpeper County 357
- Cumberland County 49
- Danville city 301
- Dickenson County 115
- Dinwiddie County 111
- Emporia city 72
- Essex County 94
- Fairfax County 4,037
- Fairfax city 375
- Falls Church city 106
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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
Craig County, Virginia is identified by the FIPS code 51045. This index lists the county and the federal facility and compliance records on file there. The records originate from federal programs such as the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act and the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. The RCRA program has 2 records on file for this location. The FMCSA program has 14 records on file for this location. The EPA air program has 5 records on file for this location. A person examining federal records for this place would care about these counts to understand the scope of federal oversight present in the county. The specific number of entries for each program provides a factual baseline for the regulatory activity associated with the area. These figures represent the current state of the indexed files. The data points to the volume of compliance documentation maintained by the respective federal agencies. The presence of these records indicates that the county is subject to monitoring under these specific federal frameworks. The counts reflect the administrative load associated with federal environmental and transportation regulations in this jurisdiction.