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MSHA District Home Pages


We are now providing our district offices the opportunity to post information on MSHA's web site. As this is an on-going effort, the number of districts participating will increase.

Any comments that you would like to make regarding these pages should be directed to the districts involved. There will be e-mail addresses available for each.

Coal Mining Districts
Address and Telephone Information  District Home Pages
Address and Telephone Information  Address and Telephone Information
Address and Telephone Information  Maps to District and Field Offices

Metal/Nonmetal Mining Districts
Address and Telephone Information  District Home Pages
Address and Telephone Information  Address and Telephone Information
Address and Telephone Information  Maps to District and Field Offices
Address and Telephone Information  Conference and Litigation Representatives (CLR)
Address and Telephone Information  Metal/Nonmetal Quarterly - A Safety Newsletter

Immediately Reportable Accidents

    All mine operators are required to immediately call MSHA’s toll free number at 1-800-746-1553 to report an immediately reportable accident or emergency to MSHA. Mine operators must call immediately when an accident has occurred or has been determined to have occurred, but no later than 15 minutes from the time of the occurrence or determination of the occurrence.
Hazardous Condition Complaint

    To report a hazardous condition at a mine you may call your District Office, the MSHA hotline number 1-800-746-1553, or submit your complaint online. Additional information can be obtained using this link .