EPA Pacific Southwest Annual Progress Reports: 2002-2016
EPA works with state, local and tribal government partners to achieve significant benefits for public health and the environment. Our annual progress reports highlighted many of these accomplishments in the Pacific Southwest from 2002 to 2016.
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2016 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(6.08 MB, 2016, EPA-909-R-16-001)
The 2016 U.S. EPA Pacific Southwest (Region 9) Annual Environmental Progress Report details environmental achievements across AZ, CA, HI, NV, and the Pacific Islands. Key focus areas include climate action, waste reduction, disaster response, and infrastructure funding. -
EPA Progress Report 2015: Pacific Southwest Region (pdf)
(2.96 MB, 2015, EPA-909-R-15-001)
The 2015 U.S. EPA Region 9 Progress Report details environmental milestones in the Pacific Southwest, covering areas such as climate adaptation, toxic site cleanup, and ecosystem restoration. The 90-page document highlights initiatives across Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, and 148 tribal nations. -
2014 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(4.55 MB, 2014, EPA-909-R-14-001)
The 2014 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report outlines environmental initiatives and achievements across Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, and the Pacific Islands. -
2013 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(6.14 MB, 2013, EPA-909-R-13-002)
The 2013 EPA Region 9 Progress Report details environmental achievements in the Pacific Southwest, highlighting initiatives in air quality, water protection, and community health. Key efforts included emission reductions via technology upgrades, enforcement against environmental violations, and partnerships with tribal nations -
2012 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(5.35 MB, 2012, EPA-909-R-12-001)
The U.S. EPA Region 9 Pacific Southwest 2012 Annual Progress Report highlights environmental initiatives in California, Arizona, Nevada, Hawaii, and Pacific islands. The report details key achievements, including providing safe drinking water, improving wastewater treatment, and advancing brownfields redevelopment. -
2011 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(3.32 MB, 2011, EPA-909-R-11-001)
The U.S. EPA Region 9 2011 Progress Report outlines environmental and public health initiatives in the Pacific Southwest, focusing on renewable energy projects, water quality enforcement, and community protection. The document highlights efforts to balance large-scale green energy development with ecosystem protection, alongside management of urban and industrial environmental compliance. -
2010 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(3.39 MB, 2010, EPA-909-R-10-002)
The 2010 U.S. EPA Region 9 annual progress report highlights key environmental accomplishments and enforcement actions aimed at protecting human health within the Pacific Southwest. Includes a 40-year timeline in honor of EPA's and Earth Day's 40th anniversary. -
2009 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(8.86 MB, 2009, EPA-909-R-09-003)
2009 U.S. EPA Region 9 Pacific Southwest's Annual Environmental Progress Report. -
2008 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(9.58 MB, 2008, EPA-909-R-08-001)
This report outlines key environmental initiatives, enforcement actions, and pollution-reduction milestones achieved throughout EPA's Pacific Southwest (Region 9) -
2007 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(16.32 MB, 2007, EPA-909-R-07-003)
The U.S. EPA Region 9 2007 Annual Progress Report details key environmental accomplishments across the Pacific Southwest, focusing on air quality improvements, diesel emissions reductions at major ports, and refinery settlements. The report also highlights efforts in water quality management and Tribal land protection. -
2006 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(3.89 MB, 2006, EPA-909-R-06-001)
The 2006 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report outlines environmental achievements across Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, and the Pacific Islands, including reduced mercury emissions and diesel collaboratives. Key efforts centered on community air quality projects in Tucson and the West Oakland Toxics Reduction Collaborative. -
2005 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(5.24 MB, 2005, EPA-909-R-05-001)
The U.S. EPA Pacific Southwest Region (Region 9) 2005 Progress Report outlines environmental initiatives, including air quality improvements, land cleanup, and water management across Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, and tribal lands. The document focuses on regulatory compliance and pollution reduction efforts within these areas. -
2004 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(1.19 MB, 2004, EPA-909-R-04-001)
The U.S. EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report for 2004 details environmental achievements, enforcement actions, and pollution reduction strategies across Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, and tribal lands. The report documents key efforts in managing 123 Superfund sites and improving regional air and water quality. -
2003 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(1.39 MB, 2003, EPA–909–R–03–001)
The 2003 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Annual Environmental Progress Report highlights key achievements in hazardous waste cleanup, water protection, and air quality improvements across Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, and tribal lands. Key initiatives included brownfields redevelopment, U.S.-Mexico border infrastructure, and habitat restoration to protect public health and ecosystems. -
2002 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Progress Report (pdf)
(1.07 MB, 2002, EPA–909–R–02–001)
The 2002 EPA Pacific Southwest Region 9 Environmental Progress Report outlines achievements in air quality, water protection, and expanded environmental cleanup funding for tribal lands across the region. Key initiatives included targeted air pollution reduction in the Los Angeles Basin and increased authority for tribal brownfields programs.