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Public-records scrapers on the Apify Store

Three small scrapers on the Apify Store: OSHA severe-injury reports, EPA drinking-water systems, and National Response Center spill notices. From $0.50 per run on the Apify Store, plus a few tenths of a cent per record. The live EPA sample is below.

Price
Pay-per-run on the Apify Store
Built for
analysts, journalists and compliance teams who want OSHA severe injuries, EPA drinking-water systems or NRC spill notices as a clean table, billed per run with no subscription
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billed per run on the Apify Store, not by us: a start charge plus a small charge for each record returned. Every run reads its public source live
Public sample
Sample ready

Email us for the Apify Store linksNo card needed to ask. We reply with what we hold.

What this issold on the Apify Store

This is the shop-window for three small scrapers that live on the Apify Store, a marketplace that runs a program on its own servers and bills the person who runs it. You do not pay us here. The Store charges $0.50 to start a run and $0.005 for each record the run returns, takes its cut, and pays us the rest. Each scraper reads one free public source and hands back a clean table.

These read firms, facilities, water systems and incidents — never a private person. No operator's name, phone, email or home address is kept. Public records can lag their source, so a run is only as fresh as the agency's own file on the day you run it.

The three scrapers

  • OSHA severe-injury reportsEmployer, city, state, industry code, and whether a hospitalisation or amputation was reported. Source: the OSHA severe-injury page. That page returns a block (HTTP 403) to automated fetches from our test machine, so the run reads it from the buyer's Apify run and each item records which source it came from. No injured worker is named — the public file carries no such name and we keep none.
  • EPA drinking-water systemsOne item per public water system: its ID, name, town, people served, connections, water source, owner type, and its count of safe-drinking-water violations. Source: EPA Envirofacts SDWIS, which we can read live and in full. This is the sample below.
  • NRC spill noticesOne item per pollution incident reported to the National Response Center: date, state, town, material, medium and incident type. Source: the Coast Guard's NRC download, served through a form rather than a plain file, so the run drives that form. No caller is named.

Sample: real EPA drinking-water systems50 rows sealed 2026-09-07

These are real active community water systems in Arizona, read from EPA Envirofacts SDWIS on 2026-09-07. 43 of the 50 rows carry at least one safe-drinking-water violation. The first 10 are printed here; the free sample file below carries 25 of them with every column. This is exactly the shape the EPA scraper returns.

10 of 50 real EPA water systems SDWIS, read 2026-09-07
PWSIDWater systemStateCityPeople servedConnectionsWater sourceOwnerViolationsHealth-based
090400001Topawa IntertieAZSells1318292Ground waterNative American10
090400003Chui ChuAZSells420178Ground waterNative American10
090400004FresnalAZSells10526Ground waterNative American00
090400005Queens WellAZSells6417Ground waterNative American10
090400006Covered Wells RegionalAZSells740184Ground waterNative American10
090400008Charco 27AZSells7019Ground waterNative American10
090400016KohatkAZSells8012Ground waterNative American00
090400018Santa Rosa Ranch IntertieAZSells16558Ground waterNative American00
090400019New FieldsAZSells6715Ground waterNative American10
090400020Vaya Chin IntertieAZSells1151255Ground waterNative American30

Source: EPA Envirofacts SDWIS REST. US Government public domain. No operator name, phone, email or street address is kept.

What it costs and how you run itApify bills, not us

Every scraper is pay-per-run on the Apify Store. You are billed $0.50 to start a run plus $0.005 for each record it returns — so a run that returns 200 records costs about a dollar and a half, billed by Apify to your Apify account, not by us. A run stops at 1,000 records unless you raise the limit, and it stops itself if it runs too long, so a run cannot quietly cost more than you meant.

There is no button on this page. Until the three listings are live on the Apify Store this page is the sample; the direct Store links appear here the day they are published. The price above is the Store's price; we set it and Apify collects it.

What these do not do

  • No private peopleThe subject is always a firm, a facility, a water system or an incident. A row that read as a private individual would be withheld, not renamed.
  • No home addressesTown and state only. No street line is ever kept or returned.
  • No claim to be the agencyNot affiliated with OSHA, the EPA or the US Coast Guard. Not legal, tax or professional advice.
  • Only as fresh as the sourceEach record is read live from the agency on the day of the run, and public records can lag the event they describe.

See the file we hold

You do not have to take our word for what is in the file. Here are 25 rows of the real thing, carrying all 10 of its columns, read out of EPA Envirofacts SDWIS ourselves. Real active water systems, nothing made up and nothing tidied up.

  • Open the 25 rows as a CSVA plain spreadsheet file. It saves to your machine rather than painting itself into a browser tab, and it opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
  • The same 25 rows as JSONThe same rows again, laid out for reading with code.

How you get it: run the scraper on the Apify Store; it returns a table you download as CSV or JSON straight from your Apify run, the moment the run finishes.

These 25 rows are a slice of the file, not the whole of it. What we cannot show you here is how far back it goes: a live run returns every system in the state and system-type you ask for, up to the run's record limit.

Ask for the Store links

No pay button on this one yet. Email operations@ustechautomations.com. These are billed by the Apify Store, not from this page. Email us and we reply with the direct link to each scraper's listing and what a typical run returns.

What you would be paying for: Billed by the Apify Store, not by US Tech Automations. Running a scraper costs $0.50 to start the run plus $0.005 for each record it returns, charged by Apify to your Apify account. A run returns a table you download as CSV or JSON the moment it finishes, so delivery is instant and there is no subscription. Public records can lag the event they describe, and each record says which source and date it was read from. A run that fails or returns nothing usable is refundable on request within 14 days through Apify; we do not hold your card and cannot charge or refund it ourselves. No card is taken on this page. The direct Store link for each scraper appears here the day it is published; you run it on your own Apify account.

Email us for the Apify Store links

No card needed to ask. Once you run a scraper, Apify bills your Apify account per run; refunds on a bad run are handled through Apify.