Department of Environment & Conservation
Jim Fyke, Commissioner

The mission of the Division of Underground Storage Tanks is to protect human health and environment by preventing future petroleum underground storage tank releases and remediating existing petroleum underground storage tank contamination.

Sites Under Delivery Prohibition
Facilities appearing on this list should not be receiving petroleum deliveries, nor should they be selling petroleum. This List will be updated on a regular basis.

If you have a release or suspect a release
How to respond to a suspected or confirmed release, clean up, fund, and reimbursement.

Guidance Documents
If you already know which guidance documents you are looking for, this is a quick place to find them.  If you are unsure you may need to go to the other areas of the website for more detailed instructions.   

News and Public Announcements
Announcements or changes that occur during the year are posted in this area. This may include Division news, policy changes, new rule proposals, public notices, and public hearings.

Compliance, Inspections and Enforcement
This area highlights items of interest in operational compliance of UST facilities, Inspections, and enforcement.  There are now links to updated and ongoing enforcement actions taken by the Division. It is important for you to know that Tennessee is conducting an active inspection program and if your facility hasn't been inspected recently, it may be overdue for a visit.

Registration & Fees; Tank Database
This link contains information on registering tanks, changing or updating  registration, tank fees, the UST database and tank closures.

Above Ground Storage Tanks
The Tennessee Division of Underground Storage Tanks regulates petroleum underground storage tanks (USTs) in Tennessee. Non-petroleum USTs are regulated by US EPA in Atlanta. Above ground storage tanks are not regulated by this Division.

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