Nevada
For Nevada, general hazardous chemical threshold is Determined using the International Fire Code List (IFC); thresholds range from 0 to 500 lbs depending on material type; ehs threshold is Federal thresholds apply for chemicals not in IFC categories; special categories or chemicals is Flammable materials to water-reactive materials have IFC-specific thresholds; no exemptions can be applied to IFC-category materials; if a chemical does not apply to an IFC category, federal Tier II thresholds and federal exemptions apply; report name is Community Right-to-Know Act; filing deadline is March 1, recorded from its source on 2026-08-15.
- State
- Nevada verified
- General hazardous chemical threshold
- Determined using the International Fire Code List (IFC); thresholds range from 0 to 500 lbs depending on material type verified
- EHS threshold
- Federal thresholds apply for chemicals not in IFC categories
- Special categories or chemicals
- Flammable materials to water-reactive materials have IFC-specific thresholds; no exemptions can be applied to IFC-category materials; if a chemical does not apply to an IFC category, federal Tier II thresholds and federal exemptions apply
- Report name
- Community Right-to-Know Act verified
- Filing deadline
- March 1 our reading
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What the source says
Nevada, the hazardous material storage report is called the Community Right-to-Know Act. The reporting thresholds in Nevada are determined using the International Fire Code List (IFC). The different material types range from flammable materials to water-reactive materials and have thresholds ranging from 0 to 500 lbs.
— uscompliance.com, retrieved 2026-08-15
Source
- uscompliance.comhttps://www.uscompliance.com/blog/hazardous-material-storage-reports-with-non-federal-thresholds/