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Environmental compliance in Missoula County

621 active EPA-regulated sites in Missoula County, Montana: 42 with an identified violation, 2 in significant violation, 89 inspections and $5.3 million in penalties over five years — EPA ECHO, as of October 18, 2026.

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How many facilities in Missoula County, Montana are regulated by the EPA, and how many are in violation (as of October 18, 2026)?

MeasureValue
Active EPA-regulated sites621
Sites with an identified violation42
Sites in significant violation2
Inspections and evaluations, last 5 years89
Formal enforcement actions, last 5 years13
Penalties, last 5 years (shared federal cases once)$5.3 million

How many active facilities in Missoula County, Montana fall under each EPA program?

A facility can be in several programs.

ProgramActive sites
Air (Clean Air Act)20
Water discharge permits (Clean Water Act, NPDES)261
Hazardous waste (RCRA)150
Drinking water systems (SDWA)211
Toxics Release Inventory reporters4
Greenhouse gas reporters (GHGRP)1

Which large facilities in Missoula County, Montana does the EPA track, and are they in violation?

FacilityCompliance statusQuarters in violation (of 12)Penalties, 5 years
CITY OF MISSOULA WWTF NO EXPOSURE
Missoula, MT
Violation Identified3$1,400
ROSEBURG FOREST PRODUCTS
Missoula, MT
No Violation Identified1–
ALLIED WASTE SYSTEMS
Missoula, MT
No Violation Identified0–

All figures for Missoula County · Montana · United States

EPA Enforcement and Compliance History Online (ECHO), weekly national export. Counts cover active sites in the Facility Registry Service; inspections, formal actions and penalties cover the last five years, quarters in violation the last three years. The EPA attributes a case that covers several facilities to each of them; area penalty totals here count an amount shared through the same federal case once, facility figures show the amount attributed to that facility. Large facilities are Clean Air Act majors, Clean Water Act majors and large hazardous waste generators or handlers. Source record.

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