Parcel landfill and solid-waste-disposal site profile
Which current or former landfills, dumps, or solid-waste-disposal sites are officially recorded on this parcel or within a stated distance, and what site identity, site or waste type, regulator-recorded operating, permit, closure, or post-closure status, and effective dates are reported?
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Ranked by fit · best firstTexas's statewide Excel file inventories old or closed unnumbered municipal solid-waste landfills that operated before permits were required, plus unauthorized landfills and illegal dumps. It reports identity, location, coordinates and accuracy, opening and closing dates, ownership, size and depth, final cover, waste indicators, update metadata, and source notes; its historical and location-precision limits must be preserved.
Maine DEP's public point inventory identifies closed and historical municipally owned or operated landfills and old town dumps by site name and number, address, town, coordinates, description, summary, and closure information. A stated parcel-centered spatial match supplies recorded presence and closure context; the product excludes active or licensed facilities.
Iowa DNR's public landfill-filtered layer identifies active, inactive, and closed municipal and other landfills with facility identity, address and coordinates, operational and permit status, permit type, issue and expiration dates, programme start date, location accuracy, and collection or verification method. These facts directly support a pinned parcel-centered spatial screen.
Minnesota's public statewide extract provides disposal-area records for municipal solid waste, ash, industrial waste, demolition debris, and closed-landfill types, including facility and disposal-area identifiers, site type, active or inactive status, permit and activity context, address, coordinates, and coordinate-collection method. Preserve disposal-area grain when relating the location to a parcel.
IHS publicly distributes a nationwide site-level open-dump snapshot for Indian lands with facility name and open-dump identifier, activity status, review status, physical/remediation condition, waste contents, land status, fencing, health-threat assessment, acreage, latitude/longitude, and last-edited date. A declared spatial comparison to a focal parcel directly answers officially inventoried dump presence and the regulator/program-recorded profile within this product's Indian-lands scope. Preserve workbook and retrieval vintage, raw status values, point grain, and the spatial method; do not infer permit, closure, post-closure, effective-date, contamination, compliance, parcel-identity, or no-site findings where the workbook does not report them.
NC DEQ's public statewide layer identifies permitted landfill sites by site and permit identifiers, address and coordinates, primary waste and operation types, permit status and expiration, and open or closed status. A declared spatial match to a focal parcel supplies official presence and a detailed recorded profile without implying parcel identity, contamination, physical condition, remediation, or compliance.
North Carolina's public statewide layer identifies pre-1983 non-industrial landfill and dump sites tracked by the Pre-Regulatory Landfill Program and reports site identity, address, county, coordinates and geolocation provenance, programme status, NFA-with-restriction value, update date, and document link. Programme status remains regulator-recorded status, not proof of present condition or remediation completeness.
Georgia's statewide governmental product contains regulated solid-waste records filtered to landfill and disposal interest types, with location, permit number, facility category, and active, inactive, closed, or post-closure operating status where available. Spatial comparison directly answers recorded presence and regulator classification without proving compliance or condition.
Florida's public product covers active, inactive, and historical landfills, old dumps, construction-and-demolition, and other disposal facilities and reports identity, facility type, facility status and status date, class and class status, address, and location. It directly supports parcel-centered presence, type, and recorded lifecycle after a documented spatial or address match.
MassDEP's public statewide layer identifies regulated landfills and unpermitted dumping grounds with site identity, address, mapped geometry, acreage, operating status, capping status, liner field, waste type, and location metadata. Cap and liner values are regulator-published attributes, not proof of present integrity, monitoring performance, compliance, or remediation.
NYSDEC's open product combines active permitted solid-waste landfill facilities with an inactive-landfill layer and supplies identity, address or geometry, active or inactive classification, waste or activity context, and active-record authorization issue and expiration dates. Preserve which component inventory supplied the match and leave absent lifecycle fields unknown.
Vermont's statewide downloadable landfill inventory reports operating and historical closed landfill site identity, town and coordinates, location confidence, acreage, first and last recorded dates, operating or closure status, and monitoring indicators. Spatial comparison to a focal parcel answers recorded presence and lifecycle; monitoring indicators do not prove groundwater condition or landfill-gas migration.
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Virginia DEQ's public query returns landfill subsets of permitted solid-waste units with point geometry, facility and unit identity, permit type and status, permit issue date, operating and unit status, solid-waste classification, and daily disposal limit. It supports parcel-distance screening for regulated units but not unknown unpermitted sites or physical-condition findings.
TCEQ's public layer identifies active, currently permitted municipal-solid-waste Type 1 and construction-and-demolition or other Type 4 landfills by facility and permit identifiers, landfill type, address, and coordinates. It supports active-presence screening within a stated parcel distance but does not supply closed or historical sites.
ADEQ's public inventory provides verified municipal and non-municipal landfill locations and reports site identity, address and coordinates, place type, status, end date, and verification fields. Mapped records support intersection or stated-distance screening, but do not establish parcel boundaries or physical or environmental condition.
Georgia's governmental full-file product is a combined historic and then-current landfill GIS inventory frozen through 1999, including sites closed before permits were required. Located records and available permit identifiers support historical landfill proximity screening; records without coordinates cannot support parcel proximity and the product is not a current-status source.
Indiana's public waste-site layer reports agency-interest and regulatory-program identifiers, facility name, programme and sub-program classifications, coordinates and address, collection date, and location-method and accuracy metadata. Filtering documented land-disposal categories identifies landfill, open-dump, construction-and-demolition, restricted-waste, and related disposal sites; absent operating or closure status remains unknown.
Illinois EPA's statewide inventory reports landfill site identifiers, names, addresses, counties, and point coordinates; service layers distinguish active, post-closure, certified post-closure, voluntary-remediation, state-site, and unknown-status populations. Spatial comparison supports recorded site presence and layer-encoded lifecycle without treating a point as parcel identity.
Wisconsin DNR's statewide point export identifies current, closed, and historic waste-disposal sites and reports site identity, facility and activity status, landfill and feature type, licence status, monitoring-required flag, and coordinates. Points support parcel-centered proximity screening but do not identify parcel boundaries or prove contamination, monitoring results, or current condition.
Pennsylvania's official listing identifies operating municipal and construction-and-demolition landfills and resource-recovery facilities by facility name, published type, operating-waste-facility indicator, and address. Filtering to landfill or disposal rows supports current presence and type after address-to-parcel or distance matching; resource-recovery-only rows are excluded from this leaf.
NJDEP's full-file compilation covers registered, suspected illegal, and pre-regulatory landfill sites and reports landfill identity, block and lot or address location, operating status, cessation date, properly-closed indicator, acreage, and waste type where populated. Preserve suspected, pre-regulatory, missing, and unknown states rather than converting them into confirmed current conditions.
Tennessee's statewide inventory identifies active permitted landfills by facility and site identifiers, category or class, operating status, name, address, county, and coordinates. A documented spatial match supports active presence, class, and status while preserving the product's active-only scope.
Maryland's public product reports refuse-disposal facility site name and address together with permit number, category, class, type, raw status, effective start and end dates, termination, and closure dates. Address matching supports parcel presence and recorded permit lifecycle, but the Source does not establish parcel identity, operator identity, broader compliance, contamination, or physical condition.
NJDEP's statewide layer identifies currently operating landfill and other solid-waste disposal facilities by facility type, identifiers, name, address, waste-type fields, coordinates, and data-load date. Filtering landfill or disposal rows supports current presence and type within a stated parcel radius, but not historical closure or physical or environmental condition.
Washington's public facility-site-interaction layer reports facility identity, address, programme identifier, interaction type and status, start and end dates, and point geometry. Filtering to documented landfill or disposal interactions supports recorded disposal activity and lifecycle near a parcel; recovery or land-application records are not treated as landfills without a disposal classification.
SC DES's publicly downloadable March 2022 statewide list contains records classified as Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 landfills and reports facility name and ID, Active or Post-Closure permit status, ownership category, county, physical address, and published UTM coordinates. Filtering the raw facility taxonomy to landfill or disposal rows, then applying a declared address or coordinate-based spatial match to the focal parcel, answers officially recorded landfill/disposal-site presence, type, and regulator-reported lifecycle as of the list's March 2022 vintage. Composting, recycling, transfer, processing, incineration, and other non-disposal rows are excluded; undated status is not converted into current standing, and the product does not prove native parcel identity, contamination, compliance, physical condition, remediation, causation, liability, or absence of buried waste.
Delaware's public statewide polygon layer identifies active, inactive, closed, and historical landfills and dumps and reports site name, mapped polygon, regulator status, disposal-site type, and waste classification. Its polygons support parcel intersection or stated-distance screening, but mapped inventory geometry is not a surveyed parcel boundary and lifecycle dates are not documented.
The public Wyoming Municipal Waste Sites query returns Type I Municipal and Type II Municipal records with raw Active, Closed, and Historic status, facility identity, DEQ file number, address, and coordinates. Wyoming DEQ's publicly linked June 17, 2024 permitted-facilities list crosswalks the same 10.xxx permit/file numbers to the official site type Municipal Solid Waste Landfill. Filtering or crosswalking on that official site type—not on product name, Type I/II wording, or facility-name wording—supports recorded landfill/disposal-site presence, raw municipal type, and reported lifecycle near a focal parcel. Preserve retrieval date, the official-list vintage, point/address grain, raw taxonomy and status, and unknown dates; the product does not report status-effective dates or prove current physical condition, contamination, compliance, remediation, causation, liability, or parcel identity.
Illinois EPA's public active-landfill layer identifies active permitted facilities by site ID, name, address, county, ZIP code, and coordinates. These facts support a stated parcel-distance screen, but the layer does not provide waste class, lifecycle dates, contamination, condition, remediation, or broader compliance findings.
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