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Wyoming NPDES permit search

Status, expiry and violations for 58 municipal wastewater permits · issued by WDEQ as WYPDES permits

In short

How do I look up an NPDES permit in Wyoming?

Search this page by permit number or plant name for a municipal plant’s permit status, expiry date and violations. For the official file, search DEQ’s WYPDES issued permits. EPA’s ECHO database shows the monitoring results and violations of every permit. The 1,431 industrial permits in Wyoming are listed in Klarifi with a free account.

Links to official sources checked September 2026.

Effective

49

Administratively continued

1

Expired

6

Plants with effluent violations, 3 years

39

Where to find official Wyoming NPDES records

Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (WDEQ) runs the NPDES program in Wyoming under authorization from EPA Region 8, as the Wyoming Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (WYPDES). It issues and enforces the permits and keeps the official file: applications, permits, fact sheets and monitoring reports. EPA Region 8 issues the permits on tribal lands, including the Wind River Indian Reservation. WDEQ website ↗

WYPDES issued permits ↗

permit documents

Open the “Issued Permits” tab on DEQ’s discharge permitting page and search by permit number or company name. It holds permits issued since 2014; older ones need a records request.

permits · DMRs · inspections · violations · enforcement

EPA’s Enforcement and Compliance History Online. Search water facilities by permit number, name or city; the Detailed Facility Report lists inspections, violations and enforcement actions, and Effluent Charts plot monitoring results against the permit limits.

Discharge monitoring reports
Through EPA’s NetDMR.
Violations and enforcement
DEQ’s enforcement action documents ↗

Industrial and commercial NPDES permits in Wyoming

Most NPDES permits are not held by municipal plants. EPA’s permit database lists 1,431 individual permits in force for industrial and commercial facilities in Wyoming (manufacturers, food processors, mines, power plants, landfills), 20 of them major dischargers, plus 260 facilities covered by a general permit, mostly for stormwater. 111 of the individual permits recorded at least one effluent violation in the last three years.

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Industrial and commercial NPDES permits in Wyoming: permits in force (effective or administratively continued) held by facilities EPA does not class as publicly owned treatment works or federal facilities. Source: EPA ICIS-NPDES via Klarifi, October 2026.

Violations at Wyoming wastewater plants

39 of the 58 municipal plants on this page recorded at least one effluent violation, a monitored value above a permit limit, in the last three years, and 43 had a violation of any kind, including late or missing monitoring reports. Each plant’s page shows its own count.

Permit renewals by year

An NPDES permit runs for five years. To keep discharging, a plant must apply for renewal at least 180 days before the expiry date, and the renewed permit usually arrives with tighter effluent limits, new monitoring requirements or a compliance schedule. That is why the year a permit expires is the year a plant starts budgeting for upgrades: nutrient removal, disinfection, capacity or controls.

2026: 6 permits →2027: 8 permits →2028: 6 permits →

2029: 11 permits

2030: 16 permits

2031: 5 permits

Largest permit holders in Wyoming

The 10 largest publicly owned wastewater treatment plants in Wyoming by permitted design flow, with NPDES permit number, status and expiry. Source: EPA ICIS-NPDES via Klarifi.
FacilityCityAvg flow (MGD)Design (MGD)NPDES permitStatusExpiresViolations (3y)
Sam H. Hobbs Regional WW Facility (prev. Casper Wwtf)Casper6.6—WY0021920EffectiveOct 203014
Dry Creek Water Reclamation FacilityCheyenne5.48—WY0022934EffectiveOct 20281
Gillette WWTFGillette2.88—WY0020125EffectiveJul 20277
Sheridan Wastewater TreatmentSheridan2.11—WY0020010EffectiveNov 20281
Rock Springs Water Reclamation FacilityRock Springs1.98—WY0022357EffectiveMar 202919
Jackson Wastewater LagoonJackson1.93—WY0021458EffectiveOct 20293
Powell, City OfPowell1.67—WY0020648EffectiveApr 20287
Lander Wastewater LagoonLander1.11—WY0020389ExpiredApr 202644
Evanston WWTFEvanston1.01—WY0020095EffectiveAug 20290
City Of Rawlins Wastewater Treatment FacilityRawlins0.85—WY0020427ExpiredApr 20266

Wyoming NPDES permits: questions

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Sources and methodology

Flow, permit and violation figures come from the EPA's ICIS-NPDES discharge monitoring records. Population served comes from the Clean Watersheds Needs Survey 2022. Treatment structures are identified by Klarifi's review of aerial imagery, and capital improvement projects are extracted from published municipal budget documents. Violations are counted over the last three years of monitoring reports.

Data refreshed October 12, 2026.

Wastewater terms: NPDES permit · POTW · Significant industrial user · MGD · Lift station · Inflow and infiltration · all terms

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