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ARIZONA BUSINESS & PUBLIC AWARENESS NOTICE

EMERGENCY PLANNING & COMMUNITY RIGHT-TO-KNOW

Chemical Emergency Response Plans

Safety Data Information

Follow-up Emergency Notice

Hazardous Materials Release & Inventory Reports

ARE REQUIRED BY LAW AND AVAILABLE FOR YOUR REVIEW AT YOUR

LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE

&

THE ARIZONA EMERGENCY RESPONSE COMMISSION

Your Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) & the Commission can provide: Hazardous materials information to individuals; Support to local government; Hazardous materials training for public sector & volunteer responders; & Compliance assistance to business and industry.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PLEASE CALL:

Apache County LEPC:	928-337-7630
Cochise County LEPC:	520-432-9502 or 9503
Coconino County LEPC:	928-526-2735
Gila County LEPC:	928-425-3231 x 8767
Graham County LEPC:	928-428-0410
Greenlee County LEPC:	928-865-4762
La Paz County LEPC:	928-669-6141
Maricopa County LEPC:	602-273-1411
Mohave County LEPC:	928-757-0910
Navajo County LEPC:	928-524-4780
Pima County LEPC:	520-798-0600
Pinal County LEPC:	520-868-6415
Santa Cruz County LEPC:	520-375-8002
Yavapai County LEPC:	928-771-3321
Yuma County LEPC:	928-373-1093
AZSERC:	602-464-6346

EPA Notification

Facilities covered by Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) requirements must submit an Emergency and Hazardous Chemical Inventory Form to the Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC), the State Emergency Response Commission (SERC), and the local fire department annually. Facilities provide either a Tier I or Tier II form. Most States require the Tier II form. Some states have specific requirements in addition to the federal Tier II requirements.