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DNREC Alpha - State of Delaware - Delaware 2026

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The document is a Monthly Inventory Record form used by the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control in Delaware for tracking fuel tank inventories. It includes sections for recording daily inventory levels, gallons delivered, and gallons pumped, along with instructions for leak checks and compliance notifications.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the DNREC Alpha form in the editor.
Begin by entering the MONTH/YEAR at the top of the form. This is essential for tracking your inventory records accurately.
Fill in the TANK IDENTIFICATION & TYPE OF FUEL section, ensuring you specify each tank's details clearly.
In the facility name field, enter the name of your facility where the tanks are located.
For each day of the month, record your Start Stick Inventory (Gallons), Gallons Delivered, and Book Inventory (Gallons) in their respective columns.
Continue filling out Gallons Pumped for each day, calculating totals as you go along using addition and subtraction as indicated.
At the end of the month, calculate Total Gallons Pumped and End Stick Inventory (Gallons).
Complete the Leak Check section by dropping the last two digits from your Total Gallons Pumped number and entering it accordingly.
Finally, answer whether 'TOTAL GALLONS OVER OR SHORT' is larger than 'LEAK CHECK' result and follow up with DNREC if necessary.

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