Nevada (Clark County)
For Nevada (Clark County), general hazardous chemical threshold is International Fire Code (IFC) thresholds, often triggering reporting at much lower quantities than the federal 10,000-pound standard; special categories or chemicals is Submission functions as both an EPCRA report and a State Fire Marshal operating permit; dual reporting period; additional recordkeeping requirements and local hazardous materials fees; filing deadline is March 1, recorded from its source on 2026-08-15.
- State
- Nevada (Clark County) verified
- General hazardous chemical threshold
- International Fire Code (IFC) thresholds, often triggering reporting at much lower quantities than the federal 10,000-pound standard verified
- Special categories or chemicals
- Submission functions as both an EPCRA report and a State Fire Marshal operating permit; dual reporting period; additional recordkeeping requirements and local hazardous materials fees
- Filing deadline
- March 1 our reading
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What the source says
Nevada (Clark County): Tier II reporting differs from most states because it relies on International Fire Code (IFC) thresholds rather than the federal 10,000-pound standard, often triggering reporting at much lower quantities for common chemicals.
— edge-es.com, retrieved 2026-08-15
Source
- edge-es.comhttps://edge-es.com/epcra-tier-ii-reporting-state-by-state-requirements/