The Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA), also known as SARA Title III, contains regulations regarding the storage and release of hazardous materials, including the Tier II requirements.  The Guilford County LEPC has prepared this guide to assist Guilford County businesses in compliance with these federal regulations.  The guide also addresses the requirements of the North Carolina Right-to-Know Act.

2019 SARA Compliance Guide

2019 SARA Compliance Quick Reference Sheet

2023 North Carolina Hazardous Materials Tier II Field Guide

2023 North Carolina Tier II Reporting Flow Chart

North Carolina and Guilford County require submission of Tier II reports via EPlan. Solely paper submissions will not be accepted and will be returned to the submitter. To file electronically visit www.erplan.net. For more information regarding state reporting requirements please visit www.ncdps.gov/emergency-management/hazardous-materials/epcra-tier-2

EPlan also provides for the addition of contingency plans, site maps, etc., under the Additional Documents section.