Washington UST Directory
16,420 facilities · 0 LUST releases
Washington state has 16,420 registered underground storage tank (UST) facilities, which oversee 8,407 active tanks and 39,289 closed tanks. According to data sourced from the EPA UST Finder program, there are 0 documented leaking underground storage tank (LUST) release sites in Washington, with 0 releases currently classified as "Open" and requiring cleanup.
Cities
Top Facilities
SPOKANE TRANSIT AUTHORITY
Spokane, WA
PIERCE TRANSIT
Lakewood, WA
SOUTH BASE
Seattle, WA
C-TRAN
Vancouver, WA
METRO TRANSIT NORTH BASE
Shoreline, WA
KING COUNTY DEPT OF NATURAL RESOURCES SOLID W
Maple Valley, WA
SNIDER PETROLEUM
Sumner, WA
KITSAP TRANSIT
Bremerton, WA
PETRO STOPPING CENTERS
Spokane, WA
CENTRAL BASE MAINTENANCE FAC
Seattle, WA
GEE CEE'S TRUCK STOP
Toledo, WA
ISLAND PETROLEUM SERVICES
Friday Harbor, WA
RENTON PLANT
Renton, WA
CITY OF VANCOUVER
Vancouver, WA
BYRNES OIL COMPANY INC
Walla Walla, WA
INTERGATE QUINCY LLC
Quincy, WA
AVIATION FUEL STORAGE
Seattle, WA
MICROSOFT CORPORATION
Quincy, WA
FUEL FARM
Auburn, WA
EAST OPERATING BASE
Bellevue, WA
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Phase I ESA Guide
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many underground storage tank (UST) facilities are there in Washington?
Washington currently has 16,420 registered underground storage tank facilities. This number reflects the total facilities across the state.
Are there any active underground storage tank (UST) releases requiring cleanup in Washington?
No, according to current data, there are 0 LUST (Leaking Underground Storage Tank) release sites and 0 open (active) releases requiring cleanup in Washington.
Which cities in Washington have the highest number of underground storage tank (UST) facilities?
The cities with the most UST facilities include Seattle with 1889, Tacoma with 954, Spokane with 892, Vancouver with 443, and Yakima with 373 facilities. All these cities currently report 0 releases.