Williamson County, reported in the 1990s

107 of the 182 LPST cases in Williamson County — 58.8% — were reported during the 1990s.

How this group compares

Williamson County holds 0.6% of the 17,926 Texas cases reported in the 1990s, while holding 0.6% of all Texas cases — so it is under-represented in this decade.

The 1990s were the decade the federal deadline fell. Owners had to remove or upgrade their tanks, and pulling a tank out of the ground is how a leak gets discovered. Six of every ten Texas cases were reported in these ten years.

None of the 107 cases from this decade in Williamson County is still open: the Commission has recorded a closure date for every one of them.

Which towns

Buying, lending on, or insuring a site here?

107 leak cases are on the Commission’s file in Williamson County. This site tells you a case exists; it is not an assessment. Tell us the address and we pass the request to environmental consultants who do Phase I work in Texas.

We take no commission and we recommend no consultant. We have no arrangement with any firm today — we are collecting these requests in order to go and find them. What we do with this.

The cases

Part of a bigger picture: all 182 cases in Williamson County, and every Texas case from the 1990s.

Other groups of a similar size

• Collin — the 1990s 153
• Jefferson — the 1980s 132
• Montgomery — the 1990s 126
• Tom Green — the 1990s 122
• Dallas — the 2020s 121
• Brazos — the 1990s 118
• Bowie — the 1990s 117
• Angelina — the 1990s 115
• Grayson — the 1990s 114
• Travis — the 1980s 111
• Nueces — the 1980s 110