OGCD Incidents
Oklahoma Corporation Commission Oil and Gas Conservation Division's statewide ArcGIS feature layer of oil and gas incidents, including complaint, investigation, enforcement, release, environmental-impact, violation, fin…
Questions this answers
2 · best fit firstThe public statewide queryable and extractable layer identifies each oil-and-gas incident by incident number and publishes incident type, complaint and confirmation status, initial and investigation dates, coordinates, oil released and recovered, affected water body, and reported versus confirmed wildlife effects.
The layer publishes investigation date, enforcement status, referral agency and date, resolved date, violations, findings, recommendations, recovery amount, and reported-versus-confirmed environmental effects for the keyed incident.
Fields it delivers
20 fieldsOCC presents the incident layer through its Oklahoma Oil and Gas GIS program, supporting Oklahoma statewide coverage of reported oil-and-gas incidents.
The cited first-party page, download, export, search, or API endpoint is publicly accessible without an account purchase, subscription, membership, or per-record payment step. Fee-bearing records services, if any, are alternatives rather than required for this published route.
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