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Links to State Universal Waste Regulations

Note: Links to each state environmental regulating program are also given since state regulations were not found or available for every state that has adopted or is authorized for the universal waste rule. You may need to search within the state site.

State Environmental Program State Universal Waste Regulations If Adopted the Rule If Authorized for the Rule
Alabama Regulations (PDF) (1,059 pp, 3.7MB) - go to page 974 Yes Yes
Alaska (uses Federal regulations) Administered by EPA Region X
Arizona Regulations
R18-8-273
Yes Yes
Arkansas Regulations
Reg 23, Section 273
Yes Yes
California Regulations
Chapter 23
Yes No
Colorado Regulations (PDF)
(6 pp, 58K)
Yes Yes
Connecticut Regulations
Section 22a-449(c)-113 (PDF)

(131 pp, 531K)
Incorporated by reference and has modifications
Yes Yes
State Environmental Program State Universal Waste Regulations If Adopted the Rule If Authorized for the Rule
Delaware Regulations (PDF)
(19 pp, 83K)
Yes Yes
District of Columbia no link Yes Yes
Florida 62-730.185
Regulations (PDF)
(28 pp, 138K)
Yes Yes
Georgia 391-3-11.18
Regulations (PDF)
(13 pp, 44K)
uses Federal Rule
Yes Yes
Hawaii Regulations (PDF)
(29 pp, 156K)
Yes Yes
Idaho 58.01.05-016
Regulations (PDF)
(12 pp, 24K)
uses Federal Rule
Yes Yes
Illinois Regulations (PDF)
(42 pp, 144K)
Yes No
State Environmental Program State's
Universal Waste Regulations
If Adopted the Rule If Authorized for the Rule
Indiana Regulations
[See also 329 IAC 3.1-16-1in Article 3.1 (PDF) (6 pp, 45K)]
Yes Yes
Iowa (uses Federal regulations) Administered by EPA Region VII
Kansas 28-31-15
Regulations (PDF)
(19 pp, 83K)
Yes No
Kentucky Regulations
Guidance (PDF)
(12 pp, 251K)
Yes No
Louisiana Regulations (PDF)
(705 pp, 5.6MB)
Yes Yes
Maine Regulations (Word)
3.A(13)(b) of Chapter 850
Yes Yes
Maryland Regulations
COMAR 26.13.10.06 - 26.13.10.25
Yes Yes
State Environmental Program State's
Universal Waste Regulations
If Adopted the Rule If Authorized for the Rule
Massachusetts Regulations (PDF) (429 pp, 2.2MB)
30.1000
Yes Yes
Michigan R 299.9228
Regulations (PDF)
(34 pp, 1.3MB)
Yes Yes
Minnesota Regulations
Minn.R.7045.1400
Yes Yes
Mississippi Regulations
HW-1 Part 273
Yes Yes
Missouri Regulations (PDF)
(5 pp, 23K)
Yes No
Montana Regulations (PDF)
(3 pp, 23K)
Yes Yes
Nebraska Ch. 25, Title 128
Nebraska Hazardous Waste pages
Yes Yes
State Environmental Program State's
Universal Waste Regulations
If Adopted the Rule If Authorized for the Rule
Nevada no link Yes Yes
New Hampshire Regulations Yes Yes
New Jersey Regulations (PDF)
(108 pp, 611K)
Guidance
Yes No
New Mexico Regulations
20.4.1.1000
Using Federal Rule
Yes Yes
New York Regulations Yes Yes
North Carolina Regulations (PDF)
(19 pp, 196K)
Yes Yes
North Dakota Regulations (PDF)
(966 pp, 4.2MB)
33-24-05-701
similar to Federal Rule
Yes Yes
State Environmental Program State's
Universal Waste Regulations
If Adopted the Rule If Authorized for the Rule
Ohio 3745-273-01
Regulations
Yes Yes
Oklahoma 252:205-3-2
Regulations (PDF)
(19 pp, 87K)
Using Federal Rule
Yes Yes
Oregon Regulations Yes Yes
Pennsylvania Regulations Yes Yes
Rhode Island Fact Sheet (PDF)
(7 pp, 23K)
Yes Yes
South Carolina Regulations Yes Yes
South Dakota Regulations (Word)
Chapter 74:28:33
uses Federal Rule
Yes Yes
State Environmental Program State's
Universal Waste Regulations
If Adopted the Rule If Authorized for the Rule
Tennessee Regulations (PDF)
(28 pp, 106K)
Yes Yes
Texas Regulations Yes Yes
Utah Regulations (PDF)
(10 pp, 104K)
Yes Yes
Vermont Regulations (PDF)
(20 pp, 44K)
Yes Yes
Virginia Regulations (PDF)
(18 pp, 82K)
Yes Yes
Washington Regulations
173-303-573
Yes Yes
West Virginia uses Federal Rule Yes Yes
Wisconsin Regulations (PDF)
(10 pp, 82K)
Yes Yes
Wyoming Regulations (PDF)
(24 pp, 61K)
Uses Federal Rule
Yes Yes

Adoptions/authorization status as of: June 7, 2006

The linked regulations may not be the most current.

Note, states do not have to include all of the federal universal wastes when the states adopt the rule (For example Maine and Washington did not include pesticides and North Dakota did not include thermostats).

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