South Carolina Tier II Reporting: Deadline, Filing Method & Fees

Facilities in South Carolina storing hazardous chemicals above EPA reporting thresholds file an annual Tier II report through E-Plan. Enter data directly into E-Plan, or import Tier2 Submit files into E-Plan — no other reporting method accepted.

Quick facts
Portal upload (.t2s)
Filing deadline
Mar 1 (federal baseline)
Accepts .t2s file
Yes
Filing fee
No fee
Portal
LEPC copy required?
Contact county LEPC directly for their specific requirements (SC DES: "the state doesn't charge Tier II reporting fees. Facilities should contact their County LEPC and local fire department for fees and specific reporting requirements")
Fire dept copy required?
Contact local fire department directly — same caveat as lepcMethod
Routing data independently sourced and verified — check South Carolina’s current guidance before submitting, as requirements can change.
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