Storage-tank release occurrence and characteristics
What storage-tank release occurred in this event, and what official tank class, substance, cause, affected medium or receptor, location, and occurrence, discovery, report, or confirmation dates are stated?
The data that answers it
Ranked by fit · best firstThe LAST reports directly identify a leaking aboveground-storage-tank event by Leak # and publish tanks, substances, capacity, county, streams, and suspected and confirmed release dates. RP Address is mailing, not leak-site, data.
The combined UST/AST case layer identifies each storage-tank petroleum release by composite RST_ID and PCNUM and publishes release-reported date, suspect-versus-confirm indicator, federal-regulated-tank indicator, release name, and facility identifier. Unpublished material, quantity, cause, and receptor facets remain unclaimed.
The queryable and exportable statewide governmental RUST layer identifies each leaking-UST incident and publishes incident and facility identifiers, incident name, occurrence and report dates, address, and latitude/longitude. These fields resolve an Event by date and location and establish that an official storage-tank release incident was recorded; the Source does not document substance, cause, or affected-medium fields, so those facets remain unclaimed.
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