Report a Violation

Report possible violations of environmental laws and regulations

Report Environmental Violations

If you believe there is a possible violation of environmental laws, please report a violation through the online reporting form. EPA does not have jurisdiction over automobile safety, consumer product safety, foods, medicine, cosmetics, or medical devices. These and other issues are concerns of other federal, tribal, state or local agencies. Please see guidance on what NOT to report.

Questions about ECHO

Please see our Frequently Asked Questions. If you are new to ECHO, we suggest viewing ECHO Video Tutorials.  If you have a question or comment that is not answered through our FAQs, please submit it through the form below. Join the ECHO Listserv to stay up-to-date with new ECHO features.

Report a Potential Data Error

ECHO users viewing a Detailed Facility Report, Enforcement Case Report, Effluent Charts, or Air Pollutant Report can submit corrections online by clicking the "Report Error" button. This feature is primarily designed for staff at facilities with information in ECHO data sources; however, members of the public also may also submit corrections. We recommend reviewing known data problems with larger sets of data before reporting a specific error.

Login and Account Issues

For questions about user registration or help with ECHO login issues, see Login, Registration, and Access Help. If you cannot log in after following the troubleshooting steps on the Login, Registration, and Access Help page, please contact us using the form below.

Common Environmental Concerns

The mission of EPA is to protect human health and the environment through regulation, research, and public outreach. Use the following EPA resources for information about common environmental concerns:

• Mold
• Drinking Water
• Refrigerants
• Common Topics A-Z
• EPA Hotlines

Not all environmental concerns fall under EPA jurisdiction; some environmental issues are the responsibility of other federal, tribal, state, or local agencies. Contact information for many environmental agencies is available through state environmental agencies or EPA regional offices.

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