For fuel delivery to generators and storage tanks
Every tank and generator that needs fuel.
Every facility on Florida's fuel-storage-tank register in our counties, every permitted standby generator and whether a fuel tank went in with it, and the care facilities that must keep emergency power — with the business, institution or agency behind each site and the contractor who did the work. Updated every weekday, in the counties you pick.
What you get
Registered storage
Facilities on the state's storage-tank register: fuel users, governments, fleets, plants and stations — the accounts that buy fuel on a schedule.
Standby generators
Buildings with a permitted standby generator, its age, and whether a fuel tank went in with it — the diesel customers of every hurricane season.
Before the storm
Care facilities required to keep emergency power, with the facility's phone, so you are on their list before the cone is drawn.
What arrives
- Registered fuel-storage facilities, by county
- Permitted standby generators and their fuel tanks
- Care facilities that must keep emergency power, with the facility's phone
- Coordinates for routing every site
Sources: The Florida DEP storage-tank facility register, city generator permits, county and city building permits, and the state's care-facility register.
Fuel supply leads
or $3,000/year — two months free
Where fuel is stored and burned: facilities on the state's fuel-storage-tank register, permitted standby generators and the care facilities that must keep emergency power, with the business behind each.
3 seats included.
SubscribePublic records, read carefully
Every lead comes from a record a government body publishes, with a link to it. Where we lack coverage we say so rather than imply an absence, and a filing can exist before its source publishes it. How it works · what is in the database today.