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EPCRA Tribal Guidance
Emergency Planning & Community Right-to-Know Act
EPCRA Tribal Guidance
EPCRA tribal guidance
The Washington
State Emergency Response Commission (SERC
) encourages partnerships between
Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPCs)
and tribal nations. We work with the SERC and tribal governments to implement EPCRA requirements.
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Look up a contact for a Tribe
Responsibilities
Tribal nations have the same responsibilities as states under EPCRA. Some tribes have established their own Tribal Emergency Response Commissions (TERCs), while others have opted to enter into agreements with their neighboring LEPCs.
Resources
For general information
Printable guidance on Chemical Emergency Preparedness and Prevention on Tribal Lands
EPA Tribal Resources on compliance, enforcement, training, and grant opportunities
Tribal Pollution Prevention Information
EPA Region 10 Tribal Program
For TERCs
Title III on Indian Lands
EPCRA Training for States, Tribes, LEPCs, Local Planners, and Responders (Non-Section 313)
How to better prepare your community
Related links
Governor's Office of Indian Affairs
Contact information
Community Right-to-Know Specialist
epcra@ecy.wa.gov
800-633-7585