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Data List for Hazardous Substance Releases by County, Utah, 2010-2014

YearCountyNumber of Hazardous Substance Releases
Record Count: 145
2010Beaver1
2010Box Elder3
2010Cache6
2010Carbon3
2010Daggett0
2010Davis22
2010Duchesne7
2010Emery3
2010Garfield1
2010Grand0
2010Iron2
2010Juab1
2010Kane0
2010Millard1
2010Morgan0
2010Piute0
2010Rich0
2010Salt Lake112
2010San Juan1
2010Sanpete0
2010Sevier0
2010Summit5
2010Tooele8
2010Uintah9
2010Utah17
2010Wasatch2
2010Washington3
2010Wayne0
2010Weber11
2011Beaver0
2011Box Elder6
2011Cache3
2011Carbon1
2011Daggett0
2011Davis23
2011Duchesne3
2011Emery1
2011Garfield0
2011Grand1
2011Iron2
2011Juab2
2011Kane1
2011Millard2
2011Morgan0
2011Piute0
2011Rich0
2011Salt Lake75
2011San Juan1
2011Sanpete0
2011Sevier0
2011Summit3
2011Tooele5
2011Uintah1
2011Utah8
2011Wasatch0
2011Washington4
2011Wayne0
2011Weber10
2012Beaver1
2012Box Elder2
2012Cache8
2012Carbon4
2012Daggett2
2012Davis26
2012Duchesne6
2012Emery1
2012Garfield0
2012Grand1
2012Iron0
2012Juab1
2012Kane0
2012Millard0
2012Morgan0
2012Piute0
2012Rich0
2012Salt Lake109
2012San Juan2
2012Sanpete2
2012Sevier3
2012Summit3
2012Tooele5
2012Uintah10
2012Utah23
2012Wasatch3
2012Washington10
2012Wayne0
2012Weber15
2013Beaver2
2013Box Elder2
2013Cache6
2013Carbon1
2013Daggett0
2013Davis17
2013Duchesne7
2013Emery0
2013Garfield0
2013Grand1
2013Iron0
2013Juab0
2013Kane0
2013Millard0
2013Morgan1
2013Piute0
2013Rich2
2013Salt Lake56
2013San Juan3
2013Sanpete0
2013Sevier0
2013Summit0
2013Tooele4
2013Uintah2
2013Utah8
2013Wasatch0
2013Washington2
2013Wayne0
2013Weber3
2014Beaver0
2014Box Elder3
2014Cache3
2014Carbon1
2014Daggett0
2014Davis14
2014Duchesne3
2014Emery1
2014Garfield0
2014Grand0
2014Iron0
2014Juab1
2014Kane0
2014Millard0
2014Morgan0
2014Piute0
2014Rich0
2014Salt Lake60
2014San Juan1
2014Sanpete0
2014Sevier0
2014Summit1
2014Tooele7
2014Uintah3
2014Utah4
2014Wasatch1
2014Washington1
2014Wayne0
2014Weber4

Data Notes

The National Toxic Substance Incidents Program (NTSIP) is supported with funds from the CERCLA trust fund, and the Office of Terrorism Planning and Emergency Response of the CDC, and provided by the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), Public Health Service, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services under Cooperative Agreement Number U61TS874146.

Data Source

National Toxic Substance Incidents Program (NTSIP)

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Definition

The National Toxic Substance Incidents Program (NTSIP) defines hazardous substances emergency events as acute uncontrolled or illegal releases of hazardous substances. Events involving releases of only petroleum are only included if there are injuries or public health action (including environmental sampling, evacuations, etc). Events are included if the amount of substance released needed to be removed, cleaned up, or neutralized according to federal, state, or local laws.

How We Calculated the Rates

Numerator:This Indicator Report contains the following variables: 1. Number of hazardous substance releases 2. Number of victims of hazardous substance releases
Denominator:Not applicable.

Date Indicator Content Last Updated: 04/08/2015


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