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Where is the Solvent-Contaminated Wipes Final Rule in Effect?

This map shows which states have adopted the 2013 Solvent-contaminated Wipes final rule and which states have been authorized by EPA to implement it. New rules go into effect in a state when a state adopts them into state law. When EPA authorizes a state for a new rule, EPA reviews the new state regulations subsequent to adoption to ensure they are equally as stringent as, or more stringent than the federal regulations. EPA authorizes states through a final rule and can then enforce authorized state rules. See the State Authorization page for further information about the State Authorization program.

State adoption of the 2013 Solvent-Contaminated Wipes final rule is optional because the rule is less stringent than the previous regulations under RCRA. The 2013 Solvent-Contaminated final rule went into effect immediately in states, territories, and Tribal land that are not RCRA-authorized, including Iowa and Alaska.

Underneath the map is a table with the state adoption and authorization information displayed on the map, and links to the state or federal regulations.

On this page:

  • Map of Where the Final Rule is in Effect
  • Links to Solvent-Contaminated Wipe State Regulations or Policies

Map of Where the Final Rule is in Effect

HAWAII 1
NEW HAMPSHIRE 1
NORTH DAKOTA 1
NEBRASKA 1
IOWA 4
VERMONT 1
IDAHO 1
MAINE 1
WISCONSIN 2
COLORADO 6
MINNESOTA 6
UTAH 2
TENNESSEE 1
INDIANA 1
KANSAS 3
ALABAMA 1
MASSACHUSETTS 1
MISSOURI 2
SOUTH DAKOTA 1
ARKANSAS 1
FLORIDA 1
VIRGINIA 1
TEXAS 1
MARYLAND 3
MONTANA 1
OKLAHOMA 1
OREGON 1
SOUTH CAROLINA 1
WYOMING 1
CALIFORNIA 6
GEORGIA 1
KENTUCKY 1
RHODE ISLAND 5
ARIZONA 1
NORTH CAROLINA 1
WASHINGTON 2
CONNECTICUT 2
DELAWARE 6
LOUISIANA 1
MISSISSIPPI 1
NEW YORK 3
MICHIGAN 1
OHIO 1
PENNSYLVANIA 2
ILLINOIS 1
NEVADA 1
NEW JERSEY 2
WEST VIRGINIA 2
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 2
NEW MEXICO 2
ALASKA 4
American Samoa
Guam
Northern Mariana Islands
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands

Last updated on March 3, 2025


Links to Solvent-Contaminated Wipe State Regulations or Policies

Note: In the event that a link to state regulations is not found or available, search for the state environmental regulatory program's website in our list of hazardous waste programs Web page. You may need to search within the state website to find more information about solvent-contaminated wipes. The state links below all EPA.

State Environmental Program Link to State Regulations or Policies Adopted the Rule Authorized for the Rule
Alabama Regulations (PDF) (1,167 pp, 3.85 M) Yes Yes
Alaska uses Federal Regulations - Title 40, Parts 260 and 261 Administered by EPA Region 10  
American Samoa Federal Regulations - Title 40, Parts 260 and 261 Administered by EPA Region 9  
Arizona Regulations (PDF) (42 pp, 448 K) Yes Yes
Arkansas Regulations (PDF) (856 pp, 10.39 M) Yes Yes
California   No No
Colorado   No No
Connecticut Regulations (PDF) (11 pp, 1.2 M) Yes No
Delaware   No No
District of Columbia Regulations Yes No
Florida Regulations: 62-730 Yes Yes
Georgia Regulations: 391-3-11-.19 Yes Yes
Guam   No No
Hawaii Regulations: 11-260 - 11-279 Yes Yes
Idaho Regulations: 58.01.05.003 and .004 (PDF) (11 pp, 418 K) Yes Yes
Illinois Regulations: Part 721 Yes Yes
Indiana Regulations (PDF) (4 pp, 36 K) Yes Yes
Iowa uses Federal Regulations - Title 40, Parts 260 and 261 Administered by EPA Region 7  
Kansas   No No
Kentucky Regulations Yes Yes
Louisiana Regulations (PDF) (7 pp, 264 K) Yes Yes
Maine Regulations (DOC) (7 pp, 125 K) Yes Yes
Maryland Regulations (PDF) (2 pp, 208 K) No No
Massachusetts Regulations Yes Yes
Michigan

Statute (PDF) (231 pp, 1.33 M)
Solvent Contaminated Wipes Guidance Document (PDF) (6 pp, 164 K)

Yes Yes
Minnesota   No No
Mississippi Regulations (PDF) (28 pp, 186 K) Yes Yes
Missouri Regulations (PDF) (3 pp, 54 K) Yes Yes
Montana Regulations Yes Yes 
Nebraska Regulations (pdf) Yes Yes
Nevada Regulations Yes Yes
New Hampshire Regulations: Env-Hw 401.03(a)(11) and (b)(28) Yes Yes
New Jersey Regulations (N.J.A.C. 7:26G-6 et seq.) Yes No
New Mexico Regulations (PDF) (11 pp, 158 KB) Yes No
New York Regulations No No
North Carolina Regulations (PDF) (22 pp, 245 K) Yes Yes
North Dakota Regulations (PDF) (295 pp, 1.35 M) Yes Yes
Northern Mariana Islands uses Federal Regulations - Title 40, Parts 260 and 261 Administered by EPA Region 9  
Ohio Regulations (PDF) (34 pp, 96 K) Yes Yes
Oklahoma Regulations (PDF) (28 pp, 109 K) Yes Yes
Oregon Regulations Yes Yes
Pennsylvania Regulations Yes No
Puerto Rico uses Federal Regulations - Title 40, Parts 260 and 261 and Puerto Rico Regulations Administered by EPA Region 2  
Rhode Island Regulations (PDF) (187 pp, 948 K) Yes (Reusables only) No
South Carolina Regulations (Chapter 61-79) Yes Yes
South Dakota Regulations Yes Yes 
Tennessee Regulations (PDF) (52 pp, 305 K) Yes Yes
Texas Regulations Yes Yes
U.S. Virgin Islands uses Federal Regulations - Title 40, Parts 260 and 261 Administered by EPA Region 2  
Utah Regulations Yes No
Vermont Regulations: Section 7-203(w)(PDF) (37 pp, 330.5 K) Yes  Yes
Virginia Regulations Yes Yes
Washington Regulations Yes No
West Virginia Regulations Yes No
Wisconsin

Regulations (part 1)

Regulations (part 2)
Yes No
Wyoming Regulations (020.003) Yes Yes

If you would like to suggest updates to the page, please send your comments to Kaitlin Franssen at franssen.kaitlin@epa.gov.

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