Rankings · Hazardous waste violations

Hazardous waste violations in Kentucky

• 987Handlers ranked
• 12,228Total violations

The ten largest of the 987 handlers in Kentucky that report this figure — the hazardous waste handlers with the most violations on record in the federal handler register. A handler that does not report the figure is not ranked here, so the count above is the population this ordering covers, not every handler on file.

Top ten by hazardous waste violations

1. SAFETY-KLEEN SYSTEMS, INC. Smithfield 217 violations
2. CONTINENTAL REFINING COMPANY, LLC Somerset 158 violations
3. UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY- ENVIRONMENTAL MGMT. Lexington 119 violations
4. PMC ORGANOMETALLIX, INC. Carrollton 113 violations
5. RAIL SERVICES, INC. Calvert City 93 violations
6. REAGENTS HOLDING LLC DBA ADVANCED CHEMTECH Louisville 93 violations
7. ROHM AND HAAS - LOUISVILLE PLANT Louisville 92 violations
8. AES ASSET ACQUISITION CORP. DBA CLEAN EARTH OF CALVERT CITY Calvert City 88 violations
9. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, PADUCAH GASEOUS DIFFUSION PLANT Kevil 87 violations
10. LOUISVILLE TECHNOLOGY PARK, F/K/A NAVAL SURFACE WA Louisville 84 violations

By county

• Jefferson County, Kentucky 199
• Fayette County, Kentucky 71
• Boone County, Kentucky 65
• Kenton County, Kentucky 40
• Warren County, Kentucky 35
• Daviess County, Kentucky 33
• McCracken County, Kentucky 30
• Henderson County, Kentucky 28
• Hardin County, Kentucky 24
• Christian County, Kentucky 22
• Boyd County, Kentucky 20
• Madison County, Kentucky 19
• Marshall County, Kentucky 19
• Campbell County, Kentucky 15
• Hopkins County, Kentucky 15
• Barren County, Kentucky 12
• Bullitt County, Kentucky 12
• Mason County, Kentucky 11
• Muhlenberg County, Kentucky 11
• Simpson County, Kentucky 11
• Taylor County, Kentucky 11
• Boyle County, Kentucky 10
• Clark County, Kentucky 10
• Franklin County, Kentucky 10
• Nelson County, Kentucky 10
• Pulaski County, Kentucky 10

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Figures as filed with the agency that collects them: EPA’s ECHO downloads and CMS provider files.