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Brownfield sites in Duchesne County, Utah
EPA lists 9 brownfield sites in Duchesne County. Grant recipients report them. 6 carry EPA's ready-for-reuse flag.
Zoning: Check zoning with the city.
The sites
Each row is a site name and city, as EPA holds them. Where several sites share a name, the count shows how many.
| Site | City | Sites | EPA flags |
|---|---|---|---|
| Altamont Theater | Altamont | 1 | Ready for reuse, Assessment |
| Echo Drive-In | Roosevelt | 1 | Ready for reuse, Assessment |
| Former Western Hills Motel | Roosevelt | 1 | Assessment |
| Fort Myton | Myton | 1 | Assessment |
| NAPA Auto Parts | Roosevelt | 1 | Assessment |
| RBS Tool | Roosevelt | 1 | Ready for reuse, Assessment |
| Roosevelt Twin | Roosevelt | 1 | Ready for reuse, Assessment |
| UBMC/ Proposed City Park | Roosevelt | 1 | Ready for reuse, Assessment |
| Uintah Theatre | Roosevelt | 1 | Ready for reuse, Assessment |
To see each site in Duchesne County on a map, use the Cleanups in My Community map, on EPA's site.
EPA flags
| EPA flag | Sites |
|---|---|
| Ready for reuse | 6 |
| Assessment | 9 |
| Cleanup | 0 |
| Targeted assessment | 0 |
| State or tribal program | 0 |
| Multipurpose grant | 0 |
| Area-wide planning | 0 |
A site can carry more than one flag. The grant flags show which kinds of EPA brownfield funding a site is listed under.
What this data holds
- Acreage isn't in EPA's national data, so we don't show site sizes.
- We hold no flood data for these sites.
- We show the city and county, not street addresses.
- Grant recipients report these sites to EPA. A flag is EPA's record, not a site visit.
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US EPA data, as of 18 Oct 2026, reported by grant recipients. Not endorsed by EPA. Not legal or environmental advice; confirm with the state or EPA region.