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LEPC requests ADEC Tier 2 presentation to clarify reporting thresholds and access

3206704 · May 7, 2025

Summary

The committee reviewed a sample Tier 2 reporting form and asked the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation to present on thresholds, who must report, and how to gain access to the online database.

Forrest Shreve displayed a sample Tier 2 facility identification form and the committee discussed bringing Kathy Shea (ADEC) to give a 10–15 minute presentation in August to explain the Tier 2 reporting process, thresholds and data access.

Why it matters: Tier 2 reporting provides emergency planners with inventory details about hazardous chemicals at local facilities. Understanding who must report and how to access the data helps the borough identify reporting entities and assess local industrial risks.

Discussion highlights - Committee members said the posting of the online database and who may obtain access is unclear to many; Shreve noted that he had to request specific credentials to view reports. - Questions for the ADEC presentation identified in the meeting included: how entities learn they must report; how to obtain database access for borough planners; and how threshold calculations are calculated for chemicals (gallons, pounds and more complex conversions). - Shreve confirmed Kathy Shea is with the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation and has agreed to present in August; members suggested inviting representatives from ADAC/ADEC and possibly other regulators.

Provenance - topicintro: "This is just giving an opportunity to see what 1 of the forms look like ..." (transcript excerpt) - topfinish: "So I figured it might be good to just have her present and explain that better than I can ..." (transcript excerpt)

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