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EPA Inspections and Enforcement in Iron County

Utah · active regulated facilities, last five years

Active regulated facilities
317
Inspected in 5 years
132
41.6% of facilities
Formal enforcement actions
18
14 facilities
Penalties assessed
$5.35M
13 facilities, 5 years

Facilities by program in Iron County

Share of active facilities in each program; a facility can be in more than one

  • Clean Air Act103.2%
  • Clean Water Act24677.6%
  • Hazardous waste (RCRA)4614.5%
  • Safe Drinking Water Act319.8%
  • Toxics Release Inventory51.6%
  • Greenhouse gas reporting00.0%
Inspections, 5 years
165
Informal actions
213
In violation now
10
Significant violators
1
Major facilities
2
Federal facilities
7

Facilities with formal actions or penalties

Largest penalties first

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FacilityCityFormal actionsPenaltiesInspections
UPS Cedar City CenterCedar City2$5.3M1
Doubletap INCCedar City1$12.35K1
Big Toms Pest Control LLCCedar City1$11.64K0
Parowan HotelParowan1$3,3100
4b 25 - 4391 W. 1900 S.Cedar City1$1,8701
4442 W. 1900 S.Cedar City1$1,8101
Old Farm Phases 2 - 4Cedar City1$8751
Shadow Cove TownhomesCedar City1$8650
4b Ranch Lot 25Cedar City1$6901
Suu Music CenterCedar City1$5451
Braffits Creek PitCedar City1$1830
Cedar City Waterworks SysNot reported3None0

Counts come from EPA's Enforcement and Compliance History Online (ECHO) and cover the last five years for inspections, enforcement actions and penalties, and the last 12 quarters for violations. Most inspections and actions are carried out by state and local agencies, and how often they report to EPA varies by state and program. A formal action or penalty is a record of an enforcement step, not a finding about current conditions at a facility. Facility pages list only active businesses and government facilities with a formal action or penalty; facilities that appear to be private homes or individuals are counted in totals but not listed.

Environmental hazards in Iron County · Air toxics cancer risk

Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, ECHO Exporter · Last updated 10/25/2026