Updated Oct 20, 2026
Home › Off-site receipts (latest Biennial Report) Hazardous waste facilities receiving 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 As of Oct 20, 2026, 80 of the 355 hazardous waste facilities in the United States are labelled “Off-site receipts (latest Biennial Report): 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023” by this site from the waste received from off-site, biennial report cycle on their source record.
Facility type: “Waste management firm” for 61 of them. 61 have full profiles on this site; 19 more are outside this site's listing rule and only counted.
Banded tons of hazardous waste received from off-site, with the Biennial Report year (EPA publishes each cycle about two years after it ends).
Facility type (all 80 in this group): Waste management firm (61) · Industrial site (16) · Government site (3)
Violation record (5 years) (all 80 in this group): 6–20 violations (32) · 1–5 violations (21) · 21+ violations (16) · No violations in 5 years (11)
Full profiles (61) Search and filter 61 listings 61 shown
Cincinnati, Ohio
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Toxic metals (D004–D011) +6 more Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Stabilization Storage and transfer +6 more Lewisberry, Pennsylvania
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Neutralization +8 more Houston, Texas
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Fuel blending +6 more Lexington, South Carolina
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Solvent recovery Storage and transfer +4 more Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +6 more Providence, Rhode Island
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +6 more Los Angeles, California
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Chemical treatment Storage and transfer +7 more La Porte, Texas
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +6 more Baton Rouge, Louisiana
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Chemical treatment Storage and transfer +8 more Freedom, Pennsylvania
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +3 more Tampa, Florida
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Stabilization Storage and transfer +6 more Hodgkins, Illinois
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Chemical treatment Fuel blending +5 more Flanders, New Jersey
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +6 more Greensboro, North Carolina
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Fuel blending Storage and transfer +9 more Cleveland, Ohio
Significant noncomplier 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Fuel blending +9 more San Leon, Texas
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Incineration Other recovery +4 more Charlotte, North Carolina
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Wastewater discharge +7 more Binghamton, New York
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +5 more Bristol, Connecticut
Significant noncomplier 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Chemical treatment +7 more Roseville, Minnesota
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Chemical treatment Other treatment +7 more Tacoma, Washington
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Fuel blending +5 more Fernley, Nevada
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Storage and transfer Neutralization +8 more Wilmington, California
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +6 more Cincinnati, Ohio
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Energy recovery +10 more Grantsville, Utah
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Landfill Spent solvents (F001–F005) +4 more Los Angeles, California
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Fuel blending Storage and transfer +5 more Andrews, Texas
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Landfill Toxic discarded chemicals (U codes) +3 more Pasadena, Texas
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Other recovery Industry-specific wastes (K codes) +2 more Los Angeles, California
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Other recovery Toxic metals (D004–D011) +7 more Reidsville, North Carolina
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +6 more Morgantown, West Virginia
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +4 more Kansas City, Missouri
Significant noncomplier 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Storage and transfer +7 more Bridgeport, Connecticut
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Wastewater discharge Fuel blending +6 more Sulligent, Alabama
Significant noncomplier 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Storage and transfer +8 more Carthage, Missouri
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Incineration Reactive waste (D003) +4 more Williston, Vermont
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Toxic metals (D004–D011) +6 more Plainwell, Michigan
Significant noncomplier 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Storage and transfer +9 more Albuquerque, New Mexico
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +5 more Kansas City, Missouri
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Fuel blending +8 more Hebron, Ohio
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Solvent recovery Corrosive waste (D002) +5 more Creedmoor, North Carolina
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +6 more Darlington, Pennsylvania
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Other recovery Wood-preserving wastes and leachate (F032–F039) +6 more Memphis, Tennessee
Significant noncomplier 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Fuel blending +7 more Long Beach, California
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Fuel blending +6 more Pasadena, Texas
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Fuel blending +8 more South Portland, Maine
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Toxic organics (D012–D043) +2 more Cranston, Rhode Island
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +6 more Orlando, Florida
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +7 more Meriden, Connecticut
Significant noncomplier 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Wastewater discharge +8 more Coolidge, Arizona
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Fuel blending +6 more Gainesville, Florida
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Fuel blending Stabilization +7 more Lowell, Massachusetts
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Corrosive waste (D002) +5 more Inglewood, California
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +6 more Andrews, Texas
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Landfill Toxic metals (D004–D011) +1 more Phoenix, Arizona
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +5 more Chicago, Illinois
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Solvent recovery Corrosive waste (D002) +4 more Buttonwillow, California
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Landfill Toxic metals (D004–D011) +3 more Kansas City, Missouri
Significant noncomplier 1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Storage and transfer +6 more Houston, Texas
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Other treatment +9 more Denton, Texas
1,000–10,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Storage and transfer Toxic metals (D004–D011) +2 more 19 more records in this group fall outside this site's listing rule (Facility type: Waste management firm or Not classified (no NAICS reported)); they are in the download but not listed here.
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