County industry · Montana
Crude Petroleum Extraction in Fallon County, MT: 4 establishments
- 4Establishments in this industry
- 2Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
- 18Hazardous-waste handlers
- 5Clean Air Act facilities
- 49Motor carriers
The U.S. Census Bureau counts 4 establishments in this industry in Fallon County, employing 102 people in mid-March, on an annual payroll of $12,949 thousand. Crude Petroleum Extraction is filed by the Census under the six-digit industry code NAICS 211120, which is the code in this page’s address. Beside it, 74 federal facility and compliance records are on file in Fallon County across 4 programs — collected by other agencies under other statutes and shown together because they describe the same place. By federal records on file, Fallon County is the 38th of 42 Montana counties carrying records in more than one program.
What this page shows
This page describes Fallon County, Montana, identified by the federal information processing code 30025, alongside the industry code NAICS 211120. The Census data, drawn from the 2022 vintage, lists 4 establishments operating under this specific code within the county. These establishments employ 102 people as of mid-March and generate an annual payroll of 12949 thousand dollars. The county holds 74 federal facility and compliance records on file, which originate from 4 different federal programs. These records encompass diverse regulatory areas, including 5 Clean Air Act facilities and 2 Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report. No specific changes to these figures are stated in the provided data. A review of these federal records offers a snapshot of the local industrial footprint and regulatory obligations. The presence of 49 motor carriers and 18 hazardous-waste handlers indicates varied operational activities within the jurisdiction. The county stands at position 38 among its state's counties carrying records. This context helps situate the local data within the broader state framework, where 42 counties carry records in more than one program.
Establishments in this industry in Fallon County 4
102 employees in mid-March · a first-quarter payroll of $3,662 thousand · an annual payroll of $12,949 thousand.
Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report in Fallon County 2
- FALLON MEDICAL COMPLEX BAKER · 25 beds
- FALLON MEDICAL COMPLEX BAKER · 12 beds
Hazardous-waste handlers in Fallon County 18
1 small quantity generators · 1 with at least one violation on record.
Clean Air Act facilities in Fallon County 5
3 classified as major sources.
Motor carriers in Fallon County 49
Other industries recorded in Fallon County
- Support Activities for Oil and Gas Operations 7
- Religious Organizations 6
- Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels 5
- Site Preparation Contractors 4
- General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload 4
- Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) 4
- Full-Service Restaurants 4
- New Single-Family Housing Construction (except For-Sale Builders) 3
Programs side by side
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Other public records in Montana
- WESTERN FED LANDS HWY DIV - LITTLE JOE CREEK 318 PERMIT, AINT REGIS Water discharge permit
- BIGFORK HARBOR CONDOS HOA 318, BIGFORK Water discharge permit
- MATL LLP UNNAMED WETLAND TRANSMISSION LINE CROSSING 318, CONRAD Water discharge permit
- EXXONMOBIL PIPELINE - YELLOWSTONE RIVER 318, LAUREL Water discharge permit
- MDOT STILLWATER RIVER STORM DRAIN RIP RAP, KALISPELL Water discharge permit
- ALPINE CREEK RESTORATION - BEAVER CREEK 318 PERMIT, LINCOLN Water discharge permit
- DANIEL PIERCE LAKE INEZ LAKEFRONT EROSION REHAB 318, SEELEY LAKE Water discharge permit
- BEAR CREEK 318 PERMIT, BIGFORK Water discharge permit
- MC GREW BURN SITE, WIBAUX Air emission source
- YELLOWSTONE COUNTY GENERATING STATION, LAUREL Air emission source
- TRUENORTH STEEL - BILLINGS, BILLINGS Air emission source
- CITY OF BILLINGS REGIONAL LANDFILL, BILLINGS Air emission source
- BILLINGS TRANSPORTATION OPERATIONS, BILLINGS Air emission source
- BILLINGS BAKERY, BILLINGS Air emission source
- PAR MONTANA BULK TERMINAL, BILLINGS Air emission source
- YELLOWSTONE POWER PLANT, BILLINGS Air emission source
Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.
County business counts from the U.S. Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns, 2022 county file. The Census publishes a cell only where three or more establishments are counted, which is its own suppression floor and this property’s page floor alike.