Permit Compliance System Reports
The Permit Compliance System (PCS) is the national database use to track compliance with National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit requirements.
Quarterly Non-Compliance Reports for NPDES Majors
The EPA Region 10, Program Management Unit generates the Quarterly Non-Compliance (QNCR) Report for NPDES major facilities in the states of Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. QNCRs are organized by State (Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, respectively) within each calendar quarter below. The files are provided as PDFs. Paper-copies of QNCRs prior to October 2003 are available by calling Diane Davis at (206) 553-1296.
QNCRs may be downloaded by clicking on one of the links below. Click here for information about the QNCRs.
Region 10 Final QNCRs
Questions regarding specific violations and/or the compliance status of EPA-authorized NPDES major facilities in Alaska and Idaho, tribal facilities in Oregon, and federal and tribal facilities in Washington, may be directed to the following EPA contacts:
Kim Ogle, Manager, NPDES Compliance Unit, at (206) 553-1280.
Irene Hopkins, PCS Data Steward, NPDES Compliance Unit, at (206) 553-1828.
Diane Davis PCS Data Steward, NPDES Compliance Unit, at (206) 553-1296.
Questions regarding specific violations and/or the compliance status of State-authorized* NPDES major facilities in Oregon and Washington should be directed to the following state contacts:
Oregon Contact: James E. Billings, Compliance Specialist, Water Quality-Surface Water Management Section, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, at (503) 229-5073.
Washington Contact: Stephen Bernath, Water Quality Program Analyst and Information Technology Manager, Washington Department of Ecology, at (360) 407-6459.
* EPA is aware that a substantial number of State-authorized NPDES major facilities in Oregon and Washington do not have up-to-date data (i.e., facility level data, permit event tracking dates, enforcement data, inspection data, compliance monitoring data, schedule data) entered in PCS. As a result, data may be missing or erroneous in the PCS system for these facilities and, consequently, will not be correctly displayed on the QNCR or in the Enforcement and Compliance History Online (ECHO) public access website. These data quality problems will be resolved once the states implement PCS data management.