Scrap and Used Tire FAQs
Tire Management
Scrap and Used Tire FAQs
Tire Management Unit
The Tire Management Unit (TMU) is responsible for enforcing state regulations for scrap tire generators, tire carriers, scrap tire sorters, and illegal tire disposal sites.
Permits and Approvals
The TMU reviews applications to issue scrap tire generator identification numbers, used tire dealer identification numbers, tire carrier permits, and tire sorter permits.
The unit reviews applications for retreaders and out-of-state points of final disposition for scrap tires. The TMU also issues Agricultural Waivers for scrap tire storage for agricultural purposes.
Compliance
The unit conducts routine and follow-up inspections, reviews quarterly report submittals, tire fee submittals, and responds to citizen complaints regarding scrap tires. When deemed necessary, compliance specialists take enforcement action to ensure regulatory compliance and facilitate the removal of illegally disposed tires.
Recovered Materials Unit
Permits and Approvals
The Recovered Materials Unit (RMU) issues scrap tire processor permits and approvals for beneficial reuse projects. It also conducts compliance inspections and enforces state regulations for scrap tire processors.
Scrap Tire Abatement & Recycling
The RMU manages the Local Government Scrap Tire Abatement Reimbursement Program and state-led tire abatement contracts.
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