License a septage hauler vehicle in Arizona through ADEQ's MyDEQ portal
domain: azdeq.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm the vehicle meets ADEQ's threshold: septage hauler licensing applies to vehicles of at least 750-gallon capacity used to store/collect/transport/dispose of septage
Confirm the vehicle has a leak-proof, fly-tight container as required
Register on MyDEQ (my.azdeq.gov) - ADEQ no longer accepts paper septage hauler applications
Apply for, manage, and renew a separate license per vehicle, since licenses are not transferable between vehicles or owners
Renew annually with the applicable fee, and check ADEQ's published Licensed Septage Haulers list to verify another hauler's current status
Known gotchas
Licensing is now strictly online via MyDEQ - paper applications will be rejected
The license is per-vehicle, so a multi-truck fleet needs one application/fee per truck, not a single blanket business license
The 750-gallon capacity threshold is specific - verify with ADEQ if a piece of equipment is near that line, since smaller units may fall outside this particular requirement
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