EPA Air · by county
Air-emissions sources in Thomas County, Georgia
- 27Facilities
Every stationary source in Thomas County, Georgia that holds a Clean Air Act permit or is otherwise tracked by an air agency — planned, under construction, operating, seasonal or temporarily closed. Sources EPA records as permanently closed are not listed.
Every source’s record in Thomas County
Each of the 26 operating major, synthetic minor and minor sources in Thomas County, Georgia has a record page: every source in Thomas County, A to Z.
By emissions classification in Thomas County
A source’s classification is the size band its potential emissions put it in: a major source is large enough to need a Title V operating permit, a synthetic minor has accepted limits to stay below that line, and a minor source sits below it outright.
Inspections in Thomas County, by year
A compliance evaluation is the on-site or file review a state, local or federal air agency records against a permitted source.
- 2026 inspections 9
- 2025 inspections 21
- 2024 inspections 12
- 2023 inspections 18
- 2022 inspections 11
- 2021 inspections 17
- 2020 inspections 14
- 2019 inspections 15
- 2018 inspections 15
- 2017 inspections 22
Stack tests in Thomas County, by year
A stack test measures what a source actually emits, at the stack, against the limit in its permit.
Inspections in Thomas County, year by year · Stack tests in Thomas County, year by year
Other counties in Georgia
Every county in the state with at least three sources on file.
- Screven County 9
- Seminole County 5
- Spalding County 26
- Stephens County 24
- Sumter County 14
- Talbot County 5
- Tattnall County 7
- Taylor County 5
- Telfair County 6
- Terrell County 7
- Tift County 27
- Toombs County 11
- Treutlen County 5
- Troup County 49
- Turner County 17
- Twiggs County 3
- Undetermined County 212
- Union County 5
- Upson County 15
Facilities
County as filed on the facility record. Figures from EPA’s ICIS-AIR download.