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Iowa County, Wisconsin

678 federal records are on file in Iowa County across 5 programs — the 41st largest of the 72 counties in Wisconsin 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 55049.

Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report in Iowa County 2

Nursing facilities in Iowa County 2

Hazardous-waste handlers in Iowa County 41

4 small quantity generators · 4 with at least one violation on record.

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Clean Air Act facilities in Iowa County 1

Motor carriers in Iowa County 632

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Industries recorded in Iowa County 58

58 six-digit industries the Census counts in Iowa County, each beside the federal facility and compliance records filed there.

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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

Iowa County, Wisconsin, holds a FIPS code of 55049. The federal records index for this area includes data from various regulatory programs. Among the specific entries on file are 41 records associated with RCRA compliance. Additionally, the index contains 1 record related to the EPA air program. There are also 632 records tied to the FMCSA. These figures represent the specific federal documentation available for the county. The presence of these records indicates that local facilities have been subject to federal oversight. For instance, the RCRA entries suggest activities involving hazardous waste management. The single EPA air record points to a specific environmental reporting requirement. The high count of FMCSA records reflects the volume of motor carrier data filed for this jurisdiction. These files serve as a factual reference for federal regulatory activity in the region. They provide a snapshot of compliance history without offering any qualitative assessment of the facilities involved. The data is presented as a static collection of indexed items.