County record · Vermont

Windham County, Vermont

• 3Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
• 3Nursing facilities
• 209Hazardous-waste handlers
• 20Clean Air Act facilities
• 229Motor carriers

464 federal records are on file in Windham County across 5 programs — the 5th largest of the 14 counties in Vermont 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 50025.

Programs side by side

• Environmental programs in Windham County
• Healthcare facilities in Windham County
• Hazmat transport and generation in Windham County

Other counties in Vermont

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

• Caledonia County 378
• Chittenden County 1,062
• Essex County 88
• Franklin County 390
• Grand Isle County 63
• Lamoille County 210
• Orange County 277
• Orleans County 334
• Rutland County 608
• Washington County 493
• Windsor County 507

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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

Windham County, Vermont, identified by the federal code 50025, has a specific set of facility and compliance documents on file. This collection includes records from various federal regulatory programs. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration holds 229 records associated with the county. The Resource Conservation and Recovery Act program maintains 209 records within this index. The Environmental Protection Agency Air program lists 20 records for the area. These figures represent the volume of data available for different types of environmental and transportation oversight. The presence of these specific record counts indicates the extent of federal monitoring in the region. Individuals reviewing federal data for Windham County can use these numbers to gauge the scope of compliance history. The distinct totals for each program provide a clear breakdown of where the primary regulatory focus lies.