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Hazardous Materials Programs

   

Contra Costa County's Hazardous Materials program serves area residents by responding to emergencies and monitoring hazardous materials.

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Health Emergency Information Line
1-888-959-9911

CA Poison Control Hotline
1-800-222-1222

CDC-INFO Contact Center
800-232-4636 (800-CDC-INFO)
888-246-2857 (Español)
Hazardous Materials Programs Offices have moved.

The new address for the
Hazardous Materials Programs Office is:
4585 Pacheco Blvd. Suite 100, Martinez, CA 94553

The New General Phone Number is:
925-335-3200

Latest Information

Learn What Local Companies Are Doing to Prevent Hazardous Materials Accidents (PDF)

CUPA Fees


New Forms

Industrial Safety Ordinance Report - 2009 (PDF )

Fact Sheets: General Chemical Bay Point Works - (PDF 2pp) October, 2008

Spanish

Safety Audit Summary: General Chemical Bay Point Works - (PDF 2pp) October, 2008

Spanish

Public Notice: Learn What Local Companies Are Doing To Prevent Accidents - deadline December 13, 2008

Learn What Local Companies Are Doing to Prevent Accidental Releases (76k PDF, 1p.)

Ride along with our Hazardous Materials team

Get the answers to the most common questions about Environmental and Hazardous waste issue in Frequently Asked Questions about Environmental Health and Hazardous Materials

Hazardous Materials Incident Search - Search our database for incidents that have occurred from 1993 to this year.

Questions and Answers about the Industrial Safety Ordinance (ISO)

Hazardous Materials Area Plan (1.2mb PDF, 121pp. - rev. 29 Sept 2009)


To find out more about Hazardous Materials Laws, go to these websites:
US EPA Office of Emergency Management
Bay Area Air Quality Management District

Recorder Newsletter

Download the latest issue (PDF, 4pp.)


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