Potter and Randall County LEPC

Welcome to the LEPC (Local Emergency Planning Committee) Web site. We are here to serve the community. Our goals are to:

Inform the public of what to do in an emergency.
Inform the public about risks in the community.
Address citizen concerns. If you have a concern, please contact us.
Develop, train, and test an emergency response plan for Potter and Randall Counties.
Develop procedures for local chemical reporting. Some facilities are regulated because they use or store hazardous chemicals. The Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) requires these regulated facilities to report to the LEPC annually.

We also:

Notify the public of committee activities.
Develop procedures for receiving and processing requests for information from the public. We handle requests under the community right-to-know provisions of SARA Title III.
Conduct related activities required by the County Judges, State Emergency Response Committee (SERC), and the federal government.


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			Potter and Randall County LEPC Welcome to the LEPC (Local Emergency Planning Committee) Web site. We are here to serve the community. Our goals are to: Inform the public of what to do in an emergency. Inform the public about risks in the community. Address citizen concerns. If you have a concern, please contact us. Develop, train, and test an emergency response plan for Potter and Randall Counties. Develop procedures for local chemical reporting. Some facilities are regulated because they use or store hazardous chemicals. The Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) requires these regulated facilities to report to the LEPC annually. We also: Notify the public of committee activities. Develop procedures for receiving and processing requests for information from the public. We handle requests under the community right-to-know provisions of SARA Title III. Conduct related activities required by the County Judges, State Emergency Response Committee (SERC), and the federal government.