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Linn County Regional Hazmat Team The Linn County Hazardous Materials Response team was founded in 1978 and began serving the citizens of Linn County, Iowa.

The Linn County Regional Hazardous Materials Response Team is comprised of both volunteers and career personnel who train together to mitigate hazardous situations throughout Linn County, Iowa. In 1996 Linn County Hazardous Materials Team signed its first agreement to cover Benton County for response protection. Currently the Linn County Regional Hazmat Team has response contracts with nine counties in eastern Iowa: Benton, Buchanan, Half of Cedar, Clayton, Delaware, Fayette, Iowa, Jones and Linn. The Linn County Regional Hazmat Team currently provides services covering 5,864 square miles, which includes a population of 366,770, 113 incorporated cities, approximately 35 miles of the Mississippi river, 325 miles of US Interstate/Highways and 301 miles of railroads. Hazardous materials pose a real and potentially disastrous threat to the citizens. Hazardous materials incidents may include, but are not limited to, responses involving fires, spills, transportation accidents, chemical reactions and explosions. Associated hazards involved may include toxicity, flammability, radiological, corrosives, explosives, health, or any combination of these items. Linn County is proactive in both planning and emergency response relative to hazardous materials incidents, as well as potential terrorist incidents involving weapons of mass destruction.

13/08/2026

Linn County Hazmat Team would like to wish Chief Tom Ulrich a Happy Birthday.

First round of new helmets with Taylor's Tins Fronts.
07/08/2026

First round of new helmets with Taylor's Tins Fronts.

🚨 Linn County – We Need YOU!Answer the Call. Protect Our Community.When hazardous materials incidents happen, our Linn C...
03/08/2026

🚨 Linn County – We Need YOU!
Answer the Call. Protect Our Community.
When hazardous materials incidents happen, our Linn County Hazardous Materials Response Team (Region VII) is on the front lines keeping our families, neighbors, and environment safe.
We’re looking for dedicated volunteers ready to step up and make a real difference.
Why Join?
✅ Protect lives and the environment
✅ Get top-notch training + hands-on experience
✅ Work with an awesome team of committed professionals
We Need YOU to help keep Linn County prepared and protected!
📧 Interested? Email us today at: [email protected]
Be prepared. Be protected. Be part of the solution.
👉 Share this post if you know someone who would be great on the team!

01/08/2026

Linn County Hazmat Team would like to congratulate Hazmat Technician Dave Spurrell on 7 years with the Linn County Regional Hazmat Team.

31/07/2026

Linn County Hazmat Team would like to wish Hazmat Technician Kate Pacha a Happy Birthday.

At approximately 16:17 the Linn County Hazmat team was dispatched to I380 northbound at mile marker 38 for a semi accide...
22/07/2026

At approximately 16:17 the Linn County Hazmat team was dispatched to I380 northbound at mile marker 38 for a semi accident semi was leaking oil and fluids into a creek. Linn County Hazmat Team would like to thank Center Point Volunteer Fire Department, Linn County Sheriff's Deputies, Iowa State Patrol , Tegeler Wrecker & Crane - Cedar Rapids for their assistance

16/07/2026

Linn County Hazmat Team would like to wish Assistant Chief Brad Ransford a Happy Birthday.

11/07/2026
01/07/2026

Linn County Hazmat Team would like to congratulate Hazmat Technician Kate Pacha on 5 years of service with the Linn County Regional Hazmat Team.

This morning Linn County Hazmat team members conducted driver's training.
27/06/2026

This morning Linn County Hazmat team members conducted driver's training.

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