Underground Storage Tank Incidents
Statewide registry of reported leaking underground storage tank incidents with facility, release timing, risk classification, status, land-use restrictions, and location.
Questions this answers
2 · best fit firstThe official statewide RUST layer publishes risk and confirmed-risk values, current status, closeout, land-use restriction filed, rescinded, and state fields, and risk-ranking and abatement milestones including RRADate. It is primary governmental evidence for the recorded response and closure posture of the resolved incident when raw values, available milestone dates, and Source vintage are preserved.
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.
Fields it delivers
12 fieldsThe first-party product page or publisher-controlled item metadata identifies a North Carolina statewide program dataset; program-population limits do not imply every location has a record.
The agency or publisher provides this source through a directly accessible public page, download, API, or service endpoint with no checkout, subscription, API-key purchase, or stated access fee on the cited route. The standing route is therefore free, even though the retired review did not resolve reuse rights.
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