The LEPC is the Local Emergency Planning Committee that manages hazardous materials information.

How can I request hazardous materials information?

You can request information by contacting the Emerald Coast Regional Council via phone or email.

Public notice about hazardous materials information availability under EPCRA.

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Published: Mar 25, 2026 · 3 weeks ago
Category: Public Hearing
City: Bonifay

What You Should Do Next

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Contact LEPC Coordinator
Call 850-332-7976 x 225 or email LEPC@ecrc.org for information requests.
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Prepare for hazardous materials
Review available information to plan for potential hazardous materials releases.
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Stay informed
Keep updated on local hazardous materials information through the LEPC's public notices.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the LEPC?: The LEPC is the Local Emergency Planning Committee that manages hazardous materials information.
How can I request hazardous materials information?: You can request information by contacting the Emerald Coast Regional Council via phone or email.
What areas does the Emerald Coast LEPC serve?: It serves Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, Holmes, Washington, and Bay counties.

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Full Notice Text

LEPC Public Notice of the Availability of Hazardous Materials Information


The Emerald Coast Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) receives certain hazardous materialsinformation reported by facilities under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act of 1986(EPCRA); and makes it available to the public by request as required under the law.


Information which may have been reported to LEPC: Chemical Inventories from facilities that have hazardousmaterials above certain quantities, safety data sheets containing information on a materials properties andhealth hazards, and emergency release notifications and written follow-up letters if a release exceeded reportable quantities.


The above information, except for certain information authorized under EPCRA to be withheld, is available to thepublic under the Right to Know provisions of EPCRA to help inform community and personal planning forhazardous materials releases.


The Emerald Coast LEPC serves Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, Walton, Holmes, Washington, and Baycounties in Northwest Florida.


If you would like information about chemicals reported by a specific facility in our region under EPCRA, pleasecontact the Emerald Coast Regional Council, which serves as staff to the Emerald Coast LEPC. The Emerald CoastLEPC Coordinator may be reached by calling 850-332-7976x 225; toll free at 800-226-8914 x 225; or by emailingLEPC@ecrc.orgSubject Line: EPCRA Request.
March 25, 2026
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