Environmental programs · by county
Environmental programs in Santa Barbara County, California
- 869Hazardous-waste handlers
- 136Clean Air Act facilities
Hazardous-waste handlers and Clean Air Act facilities in Santa Barbara County come to 1,005 records on file. The two programs are collected by different agencies under different statutes and are shown together here because they describe the same place.
Hazardous-waste handlers in Santa Barbara County 869
141 large quantity generators · 574 small quantity generators · 1 treatment, storage or disposal facilities · 48 with at least one violation on record.
Clean Air Act facilities in Santa Barbara County 136
74 classified as major sources · the county is in a designated nonattainment area.
Environmental programs in other California counties
The counties either side of Santa Barbara County in California's own alphabetical list.
- Orange County, California 7,092
- Placer County, California 548
- Riverside County, California 3,086
- Sacramento County, California 2,055
- San Bernardino County, California 3,622
- San Diego County, California 5,771
- San Francisco County, California 1,493
- San Joaquin County, California 1,398
- San Luis Obispo County, California 461
- San Mateo County, California 1,809
- Santa Clara County, California 4,077
- Santa Cruz County, California 348
- Shasta County, California 320
- Solano County, California 773
- Sonoma County, California 924
- Stanislaus County, California 904
- Sutter County, California 172
- Tehama County, California 108
- Tulare County, California 539
- Tuolumne County, California 87
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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
The page covers Environmental programs in Santa Barbara County, California, listing 869 Hazardous-waste handlers and 136 Clean Air Act facilities, which come to 1,005 records on file. The hazardous-waste handlers listing includes 141 large quantity generators, 574 small quantity generators, 1 treatment, storage or disposal facilities, and 48 with at least one violation on record, and the Clean Air Act facilities listing includes 74 classified as major sources.