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Tier II reporting state comparison

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Each state manages Tier II reporting differently. Tier II reporting is required per EPCRA Section 312 for all facilities that must prepare or have available safety data sheets (SDSs) under OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard. Facilities must submit a Tier II inventory form to the appropriate state implementing agency, although some states have developed their own forms. Some states require paper submissions, but the majority will provide a Tier II reporting website. Many states charge a fee per submission. Use the chart below to determine if additional requirements apply to your operations.

Federal regulatory citation

  • 40 CFR 370 — Hazardous Chemical Reporting: Community Right-to-know

State comparison

StateAdherence to federal regulationsState regulatory citation(s)Differences from federal
Alabamafederal40 CFR 370None. See federal
Alaskastate and federalAS 29.35.500State information
Arizonastate and federalAZ Admin. Code R 8-4-107State information
Arkansasstate and federal  Arkansas Code Ann. 12-82-101 to 104None. See federal
Californiastate and federal  40 CFR 355 and 370State information
Coloradostate and federal  8 CCR 1309-1None. See federal
Connecticutstate and federal  State statute (22a-602)None. See federal
Delawarestate and federal  16 Del. Code 63State information
District of Columbia state and federal  40 CFR 370State information
Floridastate and federal  FS 252.81 to 252.91 and FAC 9G-14None. See federal
Georgiastate and federal  OCGA 12-8-90 et seq.None. See federal
Hawaiistate and federal  HRS §128E-6(2)(A)-(C), HRS 128E-9, HAR 11-453-25 to 11-453-30, HAR 11-453-32None. See federal
Idahostate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
Illinoisstate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
Indianastate and federal  IC 13-25-2, et seq.State information
Iowastate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
Kansasstate and federal  K.A.R. 28-65-1None. See federal
Kentuckystate and federal  KRS 39E.990; Policy 004-2013State information
Louisianastate and federal  LAC Title 33 Part V Subpart 2 Chapter 101; LRS 30:2361 – 2380None. See federal
Mainestate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
Marylandstate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
Massachusettsstate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
Michiganstate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
Minnesotastate and federal  MSA 299K.01 to 299K.10State information
Mississippistate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
Missouristate and federal  Title 11CSR 10-11.210State information
Montanastate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
Nebraskastate and federal  Title 128 - Chapter 20bNone. See federal
Nevadastate and federal  NAC 459.99181, 459.99182 and NRS 459.744None. See federal
New Hampshire  state and federal  NH RSA 154:7(k).None. See federal
New Jerseystate and federal  NJAC 7:1G-1.1 to 7:1G-7-7 for private employers. NJAC 8:59-1.1 to 8:59-11.9 for public employersState information
New Mexicostate and federal  12-12-17 NMSA 1978None. See federal
New Yorkstate and federal  Chapter 7 24-716None. See federal
North Carolinastate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
North Dakotastate and federal  NDCC 37-17.1-07.1(a)None. See federal
Ohiostate and federal  ORC Sections 3750.07 and 3750.08None. See federal
Oklahomastate and federal  OAC 252:020State information
Oregonstate and federal  ORS 453.402State information
Pennsylvaniastate and federal  PA Act 165 (PSF-6)State information
Rhode Islandstate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
South Carolinastate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
South Dakotastate and federal  SD Codified Laws 1-50None. See federal
Tennesseestate and federal  Tennessee Tier II (E-Plan)State information
Texasstate and federal  40 CFR 370 25 TAC 295.181 to 295.183State information
Utahstate and federal  Utah Code Annotated 63K-3-101 to 63K-3-301None. See federal
Vermontstate and federal  20 VSA Chapter 1None. See federal
Virginiastate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
Washingtonstate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
West VirginiaState and federal  WV Code 15-5AState information
Wisconsinstate and federal  40 CFR 370 and s. 323.60, Wis. StatsNone. See federal
Wyomingstate and federal  40 CFR 370None. See federal
['CERCLA, SARA, EPCRA']
['Superfund', 'Tier II Inventory Reporting', 'CERCLA, SARA, EPCRA', 'EPCRA Trade Secrets', 'Community Right to Know', 'SARA Compliance']
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