Naco, Arizona. Electricity in Naco, Arizona is supplied by Arizona Public Service. Current generating capacity is 4,022 megawatts (MW) and the current peak overall power system is 4,420 MW. Natural gas is supplied by the Southwest Gas Corporation. There are no local U.S. radio or television stations serving the plan area. Television coverage is provided by Cable 1, which has a distribution center in Bisbee, Arizona, and individually owned satellite receiver systems. Broadcast radio is received from Xxxxxxx and Sierra Vista, Arizona. There is also a low power FM broadcast station located in Naco, Sonora that provides coverage to the plan area. Qwest Communications provides the wired telephone system serving Naco. The U.S. Postal Service operates a Post Office, without home delivery in the plan area. The Naco School District operates a kindergarten through 8th grade school with a student enrollment of approximately 280 students.
Naco, Arizona. In the United States, under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA), most facilities that use large and/or toxic quantities of hazardous materials are required to file chemical inventory reports with their local and state emergency response agencies. EPCRA requires those facilities which have on-site, at any one time, 10,000 pounds (4,536 kg) or more of a "Hazardous Chemical" (as defined by OSHA Hazard Communication Regulations), or any amount over a "threshold" level of an "Extremely Hazardous Substance" (EHS) to file a chemical inventory report. OSHA defines a "Hazardous Chemical" as any chemical which is either a health hazard or a physical hazard. Material Safety Data Sheets must Binational Prevention and Emergency Response Plan Between Naco, Sonora and Cochise County, Arizona be prepared for such chemicals. Hazardous chemicals or EHSs present in quantities that do not exceed the reporting threshold may be required to be reported when the Local Emergency Planning Committee determines that the information is important for emergency response preparedness. In Cochise County, businesses submit their chemical inventory reports to the Arizona Emergency Response Commission (AERC), the Cochise County Local Emergency Planning Committee (CCLEPC), and the Fire Department/District serving that location. These reports are available to the public. A listing of these facilities and the chemicals reported can be found in Appendix A. Although some businesses may have hazardous substances on-site, they may not be required to provide chemical inventories under EPCRA. The Arizona Water Company, which operates the Naco Pumping Plant, is the only business in Naco, Arizona that submits a Tier Two - Emergency and Hazardous Chemical Inventory. See Appendix A for more information.
Naco, Arizona. In Naco, Arizona the water is provided by the privately owned Arizona Water Company and via private xxxxx. The Naco Water Company operates three xxxxx and three ground level tanks in the plan area. The system is in disrepair and experiences occasional shutdowns. Efforts are underway to upgrade the system. Naco is served by the Naco Sanitary District, which operates a wastewater treatment plant that serves over 90% of the population in the plan area. The remaining population is served by individual septic systems. The current system has the capacity to accommodate Naco’s projected population growth over the next 15 years.
Naco, Arizona. In the United States, under the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA), most facilities that use large and/or toxic quantities of hazardous materials are required to file chemical inventory reports with their local and state emergency response agencies. EPCRA requires those facilities which have on-site, at any one time, 10,000 pounds (4,536 kg) or more of a "Hazardous Chemical" (as defined by OSHA Hazard Communication Regulations), or any amount over a "threshold" level of an "Extremely Hazardous Substance" (EHS) to file a chemical inventory report. OSHA defines a "Hazardous Chemical" as any chemical which is either a health hazard or a physical hazard. Material Safety Data Sheets must be prepared for such chemicals. Hazardous chemicals or EHSs present in quantities that do not exceed the reporting threshold may be required to be reported when the Local Emergency Planning Committee determines that the information is important for emergency response preparedness. In Cochise County, businesses submit their chemical inventory reports to the Arizona Emergency Response Commission (AERC), the Cochise County Local Emergency Planning Committee (CCLEPC), and the Fire Department/District serving that location. These reports are available to the public. A listing of these facilities and the chemicals reported can be found in Appendix A. Although some businesses may have hazardous substances on-site, they may not be required to provide chemical inventories under EPCRA. The Arizona Water Company, which operates the Naco Pumping Plant, is the only business in Naco, Arizona that submits a Tier Two - Emergency and Hazardous Chemical Inventory. See Appendix A for more information.
