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EPR Status & Exposure Scanner

Map your current Oregon, Colorado, and California reporting position, identify the evidence gaps behind the numbers, and leave with a practical next-step handoff. Three short steps, about two minutes. Runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded.

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Step 1 - Your states and current evidence status

Start with the account-level status you can prove today. Circular Action Alliance publishes producer-to-PRO planning dates, while state agencies may maintain separate filings and program milestones. This scan keeps those records apart, highlights what is missing, and points the next owner to the current official source. Sources rechecked September 4, 2026.

  • Completed 2026 checkpoints - verify account status, source records, and receipts rather than inferring completion from a calendar.
  • Oct 1, 2026 - CAA schedules publication of Colorado's 2027 rates.
  • Dec 31, 2026 - Oregon top-25 producers' first life-cycle-assessment reports due.

Program fees are already in effect in Oregon (since July 1, 2025) and Colorado (since January 2026; effective January 1). Verify current account-level reporting and billing status directly with CAA and the applicable state source.

Which states are in scope for you?

This scanner goes deep on OR, CO, and CA. ME, MD, MN, and WA are tracked for deadlines only - select them to include a deadline note in your results.

Current milestones and source checks

CheckpointWhat it isSource
2026 reporting cycleCAA's table identifies participant reports across OR, CO, CA, MN, MD, and WA. Verify the current account record and receipt; the table is not proof of submission. CAA Producer Resource Center (rechecked 2026-09-04)
Oct 1, 2026CAA's scheduled publication date for Colorado 2027 rates CAA Colorado (rechecked 2026-09-04)
Dec 31, 2026Oregon top-25 producers' first life-cycle-assessment reports due Oregon DEQ producer guidance (rechecked 2026-09-04)

CAA state pages currently cover CA, CO, ME, MD, MN, OR, and WA. We do not log into or automate CAA/state portals, do not determine producer status or exemptions, and do not quote fees - verify every date against the official source before relying on it.