Underground storage tanks in Indiana

EPA UST Finder county aggregates for Indiana — registered tank facilities and leak (LUST) incidents as reported by the state program to EPA.

17,730registered facilities

12,794open tanks

44,112closed tanks

9,987leak incidents

1,851cleanups still open

By county

County	Facilities	Open tanks	Closed tanks	Leak incidents	Open cleanups
Marion	2,089	1,554	5,866	1,507	205
Lake	1,112	919	3,126	845	245
Allen	932	700	2,268	529	77
St. Joseph	777	489	2,092	354	54
Elkhart	710	411	1,594	274	49
Vanderburgh	539	324	1,277	354	64
Porter	415	302	953	229	38
Vigo	406	220	1,141	173	24
LaPorte	390	273	980	204	47
Madison	378	240	982	253	36
Tippecanoe	346	236	909	214	40
Delaware	315	243	889	218	32
Kosciusko	303	179	719	121	29
Clark	294	209	784	209	34
Hamilton	288	285	604	162	21
Monroe	256	208	638	164	21
Bartholomew	251	202	619	134	18
Wayne	249	162	651	136	20
Grant	241	234	548	135	35
Marshall	237	131	566	107	26
Howard	234	170	592	159	34
Johnson	215	249	499	172	17
Hendricks	198	221	452	126	17
Henry	178	129	475	100	24
Cass	169	61	386	67	15
Dubois	166	128	338	55	6
Floyd	165	130	382	91	11
Noble	165	104	403	69	16
Boone	163	107	387	90	11
Knox	161	88	371	63	17
Morgan	156	128	348	87	18
Jackson	155	120	340	86	20
Montgomery	153	105	338	77	13
DeKalb	146	97	345	68	18
Dearborn	138	92	333	73	22
Huntington	137	112	318	84	22
Shelby	132	95	284	55	8
Steuben	131	134	312	72	18
Lawrence	129	101	304	68	25
Hancock	126	110	337	82	15
Clinton	123	61	267	67	18
White	122	86	256	52	15
Jasper	121	134	267	59	21
Gibson	120	90	277	52	10
Miami	118	99	273	34	7
Wabash	118	75	259	59	12
Pulaski	114	23	264	33	7
Ripley	110	89	261	52	13
Fulton	108	53	261	50	10
LaGrange	107	79	238	52	14
Putnam	106	87	233	66	25
Jefferson	105	53	273	52	6
Warrick	102	80	294	60	6
Adams	101	80	231	62	6
Harrison	94	84	191	47	8
Whitley	94	66	232	55	4
Posey	93	48	192	38	7
Decatur	92	76	204	52	3
Randolph	92	57	219	53	16
Greene	90	59	204	39	12
Clay	87	78	214	54	7
Jay	85	40	209	44	3
Washington	85	49	184	24	6
Wells	84	48	174	43	11
Daviess	83	59	181	38	7
Perry	82	39	207	24	4
Fayette	80	48	232	34	2
Rush	78	42	186	35	6
Orange	75	60	166	30	12
Blackford	74	37	153	37	5
Spencer	74	56	168	36	5
Newton	70	57	160	21	5
Carroll	67	25	131	37	8
Vermillion	64	59	226	29	6
Starke	63	48	195	32	10
Franklin	58	56	135	24	5
Scott	58	72	143	39	6
Sullivan	58	51	131	39	2
Fountain	56	44	128	25	7
Parke	54	39	106	34	7
Tipton	53	24	124	34	9
Benton	46	18	116	24	7
Jennings	46	42	116	28	3
Pike	45	25	87	18	3
Crawford	39	42	99	14	4
Owen	39	44	98	17	5
Martin	33	33	105	25	2
Brown	31	20	75	19	6
Union	27	18	63	11	3
Warren	26	13	57	11	3
Ohio	18	7	55	3	—
Switzerland	17	20	42	4	—

Screen a specific property in Indiana

County numbers set the context; a deal needs the registry around one address — registered tanks at the parcel, facilities within 500/1,500 ft, leak cleanups with status and distance, every line cited to the official record.

Screen an address — $49

This is a screen of EPA-registered tank and leak records, not an environmental site assessment. State registries are incomplete by design: tanks removed before 1986 and most residential heating-oil tanks were never registered, so a clean screen cannot prove the absence of a tank. "Closed" means a tank was taken out of service per the registry — it does not certify that no contamination remains.

source: EPA UST Finder EPA data vintage 2024-12-04