Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA) Program

Environmental Health's Hazardous Materials Section inspects Hazardous Materials Facilities, Hazardous Waste Facilities, Undergound Storage Tank Facilities, Groundwater Monitoring Wells, Waste Tires, and Solid Waste. 

Placer County's Environmental Health Division is the designated Certified Unified Program Agency  (CUPA) for all areas of the county except for the City of Roseville.   The City of Roseville Fire Department is the CUPA for the City of Roseville.  The Unified Program consolidates and coordinates administrative activities such as permits, inspections, and enforcement.  CUPA Programs include the following:   

CUPA Programs

• Hazardous Materials Business Plan (HMBP)
• Underground Storage Tank (UST) 
• Hazardous Waste Generator (HWG)
• Tiered Permitting
• CAL- ARP
• Above Ground Storage Tanks (AST)

Other Hazardous Materials Programs

• Lead   - California Department of Health and Human Services 

• Asbestos  - California Air Resources Board 

• Asbestos -California Division of Occupational Safety and Health

• Medical Waste - Medical Waste Management, State of California 

Forms and Links

Unified Program Consolidated Forms ("Business to CUPA" reporting) - Includes all required CUPA Program reporting forms

Directions and Contact Information

We are located on the 2nd floor,  in the Community Development Resources Agency Builiding, Suite 230.  The building is on the corner of Richardson Dr. and Bell Rd, in the Dewitt Center.  See Map for building location.  Directions to our building are here.

For your convenience, we have fax directly in our department. Our fax number (530) 745 - 2352.