24 Hour Emergency Phone Number for Incident Spills
(801)536-4123
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Industry, waste transporters and others are required by Federal and/or State law to report spills and other environmental incidents immediately to within 24 hours, depending on the incident.
In the case of emergencies, call 911 (or other local emergency response number), especially if the incident threatening public health or the environment requires immediate action by local authorities.
This table summarizes types of incidents and which Division should be contacted. More information on specific reporting requirements is available here. The submission of a written report summarizing the incident and remedial actions taken is often required. The appropriate Division can provide you with more information.
| Type of Incident | Division | Office Hours Phone | After Hours Phone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Air Pollution Control Device Upsets | Air Quality | 536-4000 | 536-4123 |
| Hazardous Waste Spills | Solid and Hazardous Waste | 538-6170 | |
| CERCLA/ EPCRA Hazardous Substances * | Environmental Response and Remediation | 536-4100 | |
| Releases Affecting "Waters of the State" * | Water Quality | 538-6146 | |
| Radiological Materials * | Radiation Control | 536-4250 | |
| Petroleum Products Not Affecting Water | Environmental Response and Remediation | 536-4100 |
* May also require notification of the National Response Center (1-800-424-8802)
Citizens may sometimes see things that don’t seem right and wonder who to contact and when. This page provides general information. If you have questions, please contact us at one of the numbers below or by e-mail.
Spills Data Access - The entire incident database (1988 - December 2007) is available as an Excel spreadsheet file (zipped).
Requests for additional information can be made by e-mail or in writing to:
Mike Zucker
Utah Division of Environmental Response and Remediation
168 North 1950 West
Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 (801) 536-4100
Please note: UDEQ complies with the requirements of the Utah Government Records Access Management Act (GRAMA). All requests must be accompanied with a GRAMA request form prior to the exchange of information. Click here for GRAMA information.
Once the request is received, a response will be made within 10 working days.
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