Where Greer collects
Each state writes its own hazardous waste program on top of the federal one, so where a site is decides more than the map suggests. Collection is not limited to the places listed here — these are the ones with enough demand to be worth writing about.
Eight states, eight regulators
Each state page names the agency that administers the program there and what it adds over the federal baseline. A permit that satisfies one regulator is not automatically the one the next state asks to see.
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ADEM
Alabama
The shortest line on the map
8 city pages -
FDEP
Florida
One state, two service areas
10 city pages -
EPD
Georgia
The agency is a division, not a department
8 city pages -
LDEQ
Louisiana
Where the waste can stay in the state
7 city pages -
MDEQ
Mississippi
The coast is closer to Mobile than to Jackson
9 city pages -
SCDES
South Carolina
Your file says DHEC. The agency does not.
8 city pages -
TDEC
Tennessee
A supplier base generates the same waste as its customer
8 city pages -
TCEQ
Texas
Two coding systems, one stream
8 city pages
Not sure which service areas page applies?
Describe the process and roughly how much there is. A Certified Hazardous Materials Manager reads every request, across 8 states.