EPA · discharge permits by state

Discharge permits in U.S. Virgin Islands

• 65Current permits
• 3Major dischargers
• 33Individual permits

A major discharger is one EPA rates as significant on volume, toxicity or the water it reaches; the rest are minors. An individual permit is written for one operation, while general permit coverage applies a statewide permit to a site that qualifies for it.

This page gathers U.S. Virgin Islands’s current permits three ways below — by the program they are issued under, by the city of the discharge, and by watershed. It names 1 program, 5 cities and 11 watersheds. Each list says which set it covers.

By what is permitted in U.S. Virgin Islands

• Construction stormwater24

By city

• ST THOMAS35
• ST. JOHN6
• CHRISTIANSTED5
• ST CROIX5
• CHARLOTTE AMALIE3

The 5 cities with the most permits. All 5 cities in U.S. Virgin Islands with 3 or more permits are listed at every city in U.S. Virgin Islands.

All 11 watersheds in U.S. Virgin Islands with 3 or more permits are named on one page at every watershed in U.S. Virgin Islands.

Other states

Every state carrying three or more current permits, in alphabetical order.

• New Mexico 5,500
• Nevada 311
• New York 11,145
• Ohio 2,882
• Oklahoma 678
• Oregon 1,616
• Pennsylvania 14,586
• Puerto Rico 1,076
• Rhode Island 642
• South Carolina 13,763
• South Dakota 2,151
• Tennessee 12,924
• Texas 39,714
• Utah 17,184
• Virginia 13,137
• Vermont 1,103
• Washington 8,573
• Wisconsin 5,859
• West Virginia 3,734
• Wyoming 1,686

Permits

Major dischargers first. Not every permit in U.S. Virgin Islands is listed here.