newport, Minnesota
18 facilities · 16 releases
Facilities
NSP - Xcel Energy - Newport Service Ctr
3000 Maxwell Ave
Transport America Shop
1900 4th Ave
Callahan Steel Supply Co
1545 7th Ave
Mastertech Auto & Tire Inc - Newport
1206 Hastings Ave
Newport Building, The
303 21st St
Newport Terminal LLC
54 21st St
BP 18362
2030 Hastings Ave
Valvoline Rapid Oil Change Newport
1950 Hastings Ave
Boyds Motel
1700 Hastings Ave
SuperAmerica 4459
1624 Hastings Ave
Dahlen Transport Inc/newport Terminal
501 650 16th St
Bailey Nurseries Inc
1325 Bailey Rd
Metro Auto & Marine
1190 Hastings Service Dr
Advanced Auto Works Inc
2204 Hastings Ave
Fritz Co Inc
1912 Hastings Ave
Larson Company
1846 4th Ave
Scherer Bros Lumber Co dba Truss Mfg
2222 Maxwell Ave
Wilson Lines
155 21st St
LUST Releases
Dahlen Transport Inc
Newport Building, The
Transport America Shop
Antifreeze
Mastertech Auto & Tire Inc - Newport
Other
J & R Truck Repair
Wilson Lines
Callahan Steel Supply Co
Mineral Oil
Larson Company
Bailey Nurseries Inc
Diesel Fuel
Mastertech Auto & Tire Inc - Newport
Other
Bailey Nurseries Inc
Diesel Fuel
SuperAmerica 4459
Hydraulic Fluid
Bailey Nurseries Inc
Diesel Fuel
Ramsey/Washington Recycling and Energy Center
Fritz Co Inc
Mineral Oil
Mastertech Auto & Tire Inc
Other
Frequently Asked Questions
How many underground storage tanks are in newport, Minnesota?
newport, Minnesota has 18 registered UST facilities in the EPA database. These facilities contain underground storage tanks used primarily for petroleum product storage.
What are LUST releases in newport, Minnesota?
There are 16 documented LUST (Leaking Underground Storage Tank) releases in newport, Minnesota. Each release represents a confirmed or suspected leak of petroleum or hazardous substances that requires investigation and potential cleanup.
How do I check for tank contamination near newport?
You can browse all 18 UST facilities and 16 LUST releases in newport on this page. Each listing includes address details, tank counts, contamination status, and proximity data for nearby wells and population centers.