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| Clay County LEPC |
| Title III of SARA |
and Community Right-to-Know Act, was created to ensure
that citizens are made aware of the chemicals being used
by industries in their community. In Clay County there are
more than 60 facilities that use chemicals on the EPA's list
of Extremely Haxardous Substances.
Facilities covered under Title III are required to report to the LEPC
on a periodic basis on the type and quantity of chemicals used.
They are also required to report any chemical releases. Files on
these facilities are maintained by the Flora - Clay County ESDA
office, which works closely with the LEPC. These files are open to
the public
