Data Sources
VetMyAddress uses public environmental, geographic, and infrastructure records to create a plain-English screening report for a residential address.
Matches a submitted address to geographic identifiers such as coordinates, county, state, ZIP, and census tract when available.
Provides air quality readings from monitoring stations. Monitor readings are useful local signals, not measurements from inside a specific home.
Provides public water system and drinking-water compliance records. Matching depends on available service-area and public water system data.
Screens the geocoded point against FEMA flood hazard map data where available. It is not a lender flood determination.
Provides tract-level natural hazard risk, expected annual loss, vulnerability, and resilience context.
Checks nearby EPA-regulated facilities and compliance records. Facility proximity is a screening signal, not confirmation of exposure.
Checks active Superfund and cleanup-site records, including National Priorities List status where available.
Helps users enter complete U.S. addresses accurately before report generation.
Some sources update within hours, while others update periodically as agencies publish or revise records. Each report includes source notes so users can understand how current and specific a finding is.