County record · Virginia

Salem city, Virginia

• 3Nursing facilities
• 97Hazardous-waste handlers
• 49Clean Air Act facilities
• 87Motor carriers

236 federal records are on file in Salem city across 4 programs — the 49th 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 51775.

Programs side by side

• Environmental programs in Salem city
• Hazmat transport and generation in Salem city

Other counties in Virginia

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

• Prince William County 2,123
• Pulaski County 141
• Radford city 59
• Richmond County 111
• Richmond city 1,293
• Roanoke County 307
• Roanoke city 591
• Rockbridge County 89
• Rockingham County 587
• Russell County 210
• Scott County 102
• Shenandoah County 266
• Smyth County 190
• Southampton County 123
• Spotsylvania County 762
• Stafford County 860
• Staunton city 122
• Suffolk city 535
• Surry County 38
• Sussex County 92

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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

Salem city in Virginia has a FIPS code of 51775. This entry lists the federal facility and compliance records on file for this jurisdiction. The data includes entries from several federal programs. There are 3 records associated with facilities. The RCRA program holds 97 records for this location. The FMCSA database contains 87 records. The EPA air program lists 49 records. These figures represent the specific counts available for the city. A person reviewing federal records for Salem city would use these numbers to verify the scope of data. The presence of these entries indicates the volume of federal oversight in place. The counts reflect the current status of files under each program. No other metrics are included in this summary. The information is presented as filed. Each number corresponds to a specific federal category. The total volume is not calculated here. The focus remains on the individual program counts. This allows for a clear view of the data distribution. The records are tied directly to the FIPS code provided.