NAPA-VALLEJO WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY - Hazardous Waste Treatment in Napa, California

NAPA-VALLEJO WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY is an operational hazardous waste treatment facility located at the end of Eucalyptus Road in Napa, California. It operates under the jurisdiction of the US EPA and California Department of Toxic Substances Control, handling hazardous waste treatment for the Napa and Vallejo areas. The facility is classified under NAICS code 562211 (Hazardous Waste Treatment and Disposal). As a hazardous waste treatment plant, it manages industrial and commercial hazardous wastes through treatment processes such as stabilization, neutralization, or incineration, ensuring compliance with RCRA Subtitle C regulations. The facility's location in Napa County places it within a region with diverse industrial activities including wine production, manufacturing, and agriculture. Environmental management at this facility focuses on proper containment and treatment of hazardous materials to prevent soil and groundwater contamination. Given its proximity to the Napa River and surrounding agricultural lands, robust leachate management and spill prevention measures are critical. The facility plays a key role in supporting local industry by providing safe disposal options for hazardous wastes generated in the region.

The facility operates in Napa County, California, an area known for its vineyards and agricultural activities. Hazardous waste treatment facilities in this region must manage risks associated with groundwater contamination, particularly given the reliance on aquifers for irrigation and drinking water. The proximity to the Napa River requires stringent leachate management and stormwater controls to prevent runoff. Community proximity and traffic from waste transport are also considerations, as the facility is near residential and commercial areas.