OwnerNew Mexico Environment Department - view all
Update frequencyunknown
Last updatedabout 1 year ago
Overviewfuelgroundwater contaminationgroundwater qualityhazardoushazmatleakleaks and spillspetroleum spillspetroleum storage tankpollutionpollution preventionsurface water quality
The Petroleum Storage Tank Bureau works to reduce, mitigate and eliminate the threats to the environment posed by petroleum products or hazardous material or wastes released from underground and above ground storage tanks. This is accomplished by: -Preventing leaks and spills through equipment, monitoring, testing, installation, removal and other requirements, which are enforced through inspections. -Requiring corrective action such as repairing or closing the tank system and cleaning up the spill or leak. -Adhering to the regulations governing owners and operators of petroleum storage tanks located in 20.5.101-20.5.125 of the New Mexico Administrative Code.
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Files
- ArcGIS MapServicesPetroleum Storage Tank Facilities by Owner Size
- HTMLPSTB Homepage
- HTMLPetroleum Storage Tank Facilities and Release Sites At a Glance
- HTMLActive leaking and No Further Action Sites
- HTMLPreventing and Addressing Leaks and Spills
- HTMLCorrective Action Fund
- HTMLDelivery Prohibition
- PDFPublic Record on Underground Storage Tanks