The compliance platform for America’s fuel & food chain
Wershifany
America’s fuel stations live under federal, state, county and city law — the tanks, spills, inspections, deliveries and food on the forecourt. Wershifany gives every person in that chain one door.
Find your role below and enter. The public can search facilities or report a problem — no account needed.
National record
EPA UST Finder data · synced 2026-10-21
- UST facilities
- 741,447
- Active tanks
- 502,905
- Releases on record
- 530,062
- Open releases
- 69,986
Wershifany reads EPA's ArcGIS FeatureServer live — fresher than EPA's own public map (2018–19 vintage state data, v2.0 refresh in progress).
The station
Compliance & field
Inspector
You inspect tanks and equipment and file what you find — the record the whole chain reads.
EnterEnvironmental Consulting (ECC)
You prepare compliance work for stations — tests, reports, submittals — under your own license.
EnterEnvironmental Sampler
You take the samples that become the evidence, jar by jar.
Enter
Lab & chain of custody
Companies & drivers
Fuel Company
You supply the stations — contracts, orders and every load accounted for.
EnterFuel Driver
You drive the fuel loads, hazmat-certified; every delivery and alarm lands on your record.
EnterFood Company
You stock the station stores — food and supplies, with recalls traceable to the shelf.
EnterFood Driver
You deliver food orders to stations on schedule, lot-tracked.
EnterMaintenance Company
You service and repair station equipment, with the work order trail to show for it.
EnterMaintenance Technician
Your hands fix the pumps, tanks and sensors — every job recorded.
Enter
Technology partners
Platform
Public — no sign-in needed
Anyone can look up facilities, check recalls, and report a spill or a complaint.
Find
Facility Compliance Search
Is this facility registered? Public, read-only.
Cleanup Site Search (BRRTS)
Look up Leaking/ERP remediation sites.
Food Facility Search
Public lookup of registered food facilities.
Food Recall Search
Current and past recalls, plain text.
Report
Report a Spill
24-hour release reporting — goes straight to the right desk.
Report a Complaint
Odors, sheens, abandoned tanks — recorded and queued for review.
Report a Food Complaint
Unsafe food at a station store — reaches the health chain.
Regions
- Region 1 · New England
- Region 2 · New York / NJ
- Region 3 · Mid-Atlantic
- Region 4 · Southeast
- Region 5 · Great Lakes
- Region 6 · South Central
- Region 7 · Plains
- Region 8 · Mountain
- Region 9 · Pacific Southwest
- Region 10 · Pacific Northwest
City of Miami Pilot
Who do I call about a tank in Miami? English and Spanish.