Public permit filings you can actually find, with alerts when something new is filed in your area.

Public records from state open-data portals and agency pages: TCEQ pending NSR air applications and water quality permits, plus TX notices of registration (waste); California State Water Board SMARTS stormwater notices of intent; NYSDEC DART permit applications; Maryland MDE air and solid waste applications; Louisiana DEQ public notices for air, water and solid waste permits; Alabama ADEM permit applications and public notices; Georgia EPD air permit Public Advisories; U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Section 404/10 wetlands public notices from the Regulatory Request System (RRS); TCEQ municipal solid waste pending permit applications (Texas); the TTB FOIA weekly list of newly issued federal alcohol basic permits (street addresses omitted, individual permittees not named); and EPA notices in the Federal Register API. Each record links to its source.

We check once a day and email the new records the next morning. Agencies publish on their own schedule. Texas, for example, often posts an application weeks after receiving it, so the "received" date can be older than the day we first see it.

Not yet for state environmental permits: we cover state agency records in TX, CA, NY, MD, LA, AL and GA today. National federal sources (USACE wetlands public notices, TTB alcohol basic permits and EPA Federal Register notices) include records from many more states; see the counts above. We only add a state when its agency publishes the records in a form we're allowed to collect automatically. Pro and Team plans get new states at no extra cost.

Yes. Use the filter-change form on the account page with the email you paid with. Changes apply on the next daily run.

Use the Stripe billing portal link in any alert email or on the account page. Cancel anytime; you keep access until the end of the paid period.

No. PermitFiled republishes public government records as-is for information only. Always verify with the official source. See the disclaimer.

No. We don't collect phone numbers or personal emails from permit contacts. Facility and applicant names appear as published in the official notice. For TTB alcohol basic permits, individual permittees are masked and street addresses are omitted.