County record · Pennsylvania

Columbia County, Pennsylvania

• 3Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
• 4Nursing facilities
• 88Hazardous-waste handlers
• 56Clean Air Act facilities
• 515Motor carriers

666 federal records are on file in Columbia County across 5 programs — the 44th largest of the 67 counties in Pennsylvania that carry records in more than one program. Each figure below is the count filed with the agency that collects it, and each links to that program’s own listing. County FIPS 42037.

Programs side by side

• Environmental programs in Columbia County
• Healthcare facilities in Columbia County
• Hazmat transport and generation in Columbia County

Other counties in Pennsylvania

The counties either side of this one in Pennsylvania's own alphabetical list.

• Bucks County 6,684
• Butler County 1,859
• Cambria County 1,111
• Cameron County 64
• Carbon County 518
• Centre County 1,147
• Chester County 4,046
• Clarion County 538
• Clearfield County 971
• Clinton County 404
• Crawford County 815
• Cumberland County 2,405
• Dauphin County 2,236
• Delaware County 3,406
• Elk County 477
• Erie County 2,074
• Fayette County 1,287
• Forest County 88
• Franklin County 1,347
• Fulton County 194

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Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.

What this page shows

Columbia County, Pennsylvania, carries the federal identifier 42037. This entry documents the specific facility and compliance records associated with that jurisdiction. The data includes entries from several distinct federal oversight programs. The FMCSA program accounts for 515 records within this dataset. The RCRA program contributes 88 records to the total count. There are 56 records linked to the EPA air program. The facility records show a count of 4. Hospital records appear with a count of 3. These figures represent the volume of federal compliance data on file for this specific county. The information serves as a factual inventory of regulatory interactions. It allows for a direct review of the scope of federal oversight present in the region. The numbers reflect the specific administrative burden tied to these federal programs.