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Reported Chemical & Hazardous Material Incidents: Week of Sep 14–Sep 20, 2026

Published September 20, 2026. NRC reports are initial, self-reported notifications and have not been validated or investigated by a federal or state response agency.

No chemical or hazardous material incidents were reported to the National Response Center for the week of September 14 to September 20, 2026.

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Total reported (drills excluded)
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Notable-tier reports
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States/territories with reports
Map of reported chemical and hazardous material incidents across the US, week of Sep 14–Sep 20, 2026

Most reports include GPS coordinates or a street address; a small number with neither (or an address that couldn't be matched to a location) aren't shown on the map, though every report is still counted in the stats above and the state breakdown below.

Notable — fire, evacuation, injury, fatality, or transportation corridor closure noted in the initial report Routine — no severity flags noted in the initial report

State & territory breakdown

State/territoryTotal reportedNotable-tier
No reported activity this week.

"Notable" means the initial NRC report indicated at least one of: fire involvement, an evacuation, an injury, a fatality, or a transportation corridor (road, rail, waterway, or air) closure. Everything else is "routine" — real, and included in the totals above, but not individually described. Drill/exercise calls are excluded entirely from this page.

This page reflects initial, self-reported notifications made to the National Response Center. NRC's own published data explicitly describes these as reports that have not been validated or investigated by a federal or state response agency — they are not confirmed findings. For the full, unfiltered public dataset, see the National Response Center. For more on what "self-reported" and "unvalidated" mean in practice, see our Health & Environmental Data guide.

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