Updated Oct 20, 2026
Home › Off-site receipts (latest Biennial Report) Hazardous waste facilities receiving 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 As of Oct 20, 2026, 75 of the 355 hazardous waste facilities in the United States are labelled “Off-site receipts (latest Biennial Report): 10,000–100,000 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 54 of them. 54 have full profiles on this site; 21 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 75 in this group): Waste management firm (54) · Industrial site (20) · Government site (1)
Violation record (5 years) (all 75 in this group): 21+ violations (30) · 6–20 violations (23) · 1–5 violations (11) · No violations in 5 years (10) · No new violations in 5 years, enforcement on record (1)
Full profiles (54) Search and filter 54 listings 54 shown
Arkadelphia, Arkansas
Significant noncomplier 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Incineration +10 more El Dorado, Arkansas
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Incineration Ignitable waste (D001) +8 more Kearny, New Jersey
Significant noncomplier 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Stabilization +5 more Grafton, Ohio
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Incineration Ignitable waste (D001) +9 more Paulding, Ohio
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Fuel blending Ignitable waste (D001) +5 more Canton, Ohio
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Stabilization Chemical treatment +7 more Oregon, Ohio
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Landfill Toxic discarded chemicals (U codes) +4 more Haskell, Arkansas
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Fuel blending Storage and transfer +6 more Robstown, Texas
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Landfill Incineration +11 more Emelle, Alabama
Significant noncomplier 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Storage and transfer +8 more Fredonia, Kansas
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Fuel blending Ignitable waste (D001) +7 more Tulsa, Oklahoma
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 No new violations in 5 years, enforcement on record Fuel blending Toxic metals (D004–D011) +10 more East Chicago, Indiana
Significant noncomplier 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Solvent recovery +9 more Henderson, Colorado
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Fuel blending Storage and transfer +9 more Knolls, Utah
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Landfill Toxic metals (D004–D011) +6 more Aragonite, Utah
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Incineration Ignitable waste (D001) +8 more East Liverpool, Ohio
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Incineration Toxic organics (D012–D043) +7 more Harvey, Illinois
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Stabilization Chemical treatment +7 more Beaumont, Texas
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Incineration Storage and transfer +9 more Kimball, Nebraska
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Incineration Storage and transfer +8 more Arlington, Oregon
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Landfill +7 more York, Pennsylvania
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Chemical treatment Stabilization +7 more Middlesex, New Jersey
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Fuel blending Solvent recovery +8 more Hatfield, Pennsylvania
Significant noncomplier 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Stabilization +7 more Dolton, Illinois
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Solvent recovery Fuel blending +8 more Detroit, Michigan
Significant noncomplier 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Fuel blending +8 more Smithfield, Kentucky
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Fuel blending Ignitable waste (D001) +5 more Grand View, Idaho
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Landfill Storage and transfer +7 more Deer Trail, Colorado
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Landfill Toxic discarded chemicals (U codes) +6 more Yukon, Pennsylvania
Significant noncomplier 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Landfill +3 more Avalon, Texas
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Fuel blending Storage and transfer +6 more Eau Claire, Wisconsin
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Solvent recovery Fuel blending +6 more Sulphur, Louisiana
Significant noncomplier 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Landfill +10 more Attalla, Alabama
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Fuel blending Storage and transfer +5 more West Carrollton, Ohio
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Fuel blending Solvent recovery +6 more Sauget, Illinois
Significant noncomplier 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Incineration +9 more Detroit, Michigan
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Chemical treatment Wastewater discharge +5 more Avon, Ohio
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Fuel blending Storage and transfer +8 more Calvert City, Kentucky
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Storage and transfer Stabilization +8 more Azusa, California
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Fuel blending Wastewater discharge +7 more Kettleman City, California
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Landfill Toxic metals (D004–D011) +3 more Artesia, Mississippi
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Fuel blending Ignitable waste (D001) +5 more Dayton, Ohio
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Wastewater discharge Ignitable waste (D001) +5 more Glencoe, Alabama
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +7 more Connersville, Indiana
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 No violations in 5 years Solvent recovery Fuel blending +6 more Braintree, Massachusetts
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Storage and transfer Stabilization +7 more Linden, New Jersey
Significant noncomplier 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Solvent recovery +7 more Elizabeth, New Jersey
Significant noncomplier 10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Neutralization +8 more Corpus Christi, Texas
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Deep-well injection Toxic organics (D012–D043) +5 more San Jose, California
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Chemical treatment +8 more Clive, Utah
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Storage and transfer Ignitable waste (D001) +11 more Tacoma, Washington
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 6–20 violations Fuel blending Storage and transfer +10 more Longview, Texas
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 21+ violations Metals recovery Industry-specific wastes (K codes) +5 more Tulsa, Oklahoma
10,000–100,000 tons in 2023 1–5 violations Stabilization Storage and transfer +6 more 21 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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