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Historic, Archive Document Do assume not content reflects current scientific knowledge, policies, or practices. Reserve aTLl53 id States Directory of Service irtment of .D56 culture 1993 Stations that Sell ) of ations Ethanol-Blended Gasoline United States Department of Agriculture Kscsg P National Agricultural Library DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE U.S. Subject: Use of Ethanol-Blended Fuel To: All Employees The U.S. Department ofAgriculture is encouraging the use of ethanol-blended fuel because it increases the use of a domestically grown renewable resource, reduces our dependence on foreign oil, and enhances environmental quality. The Secretary’s Memorandum, 5400-6, Use of Ethanol-Blended Oxygenated Fuels in USDA Highway Vehicles, requires Department employees to use ethanol blends in USDA owned and leased vehicles whenever available and the price is competitive. The Secretary also encourages employees to use ethanol blends (gasohol) in their personal vehicles. Competitive pricing is seldom a problem because ethanol-blended gasoline is often the lowest priced in town! However, finding the service stations that sell ethanol blends and accept the U.S. Government National Credit Card is frequently a problem. This publication is an attempt at providing you with assistance in locating stations which are likely to sell ethanol-blended fuel and which will accept government credit cards. The data on companies selling blended fuel was supplied by the Society of Independent Gasoline Marketers of America (SIGMA), the State Corn Growers Associations, and the USDA Farmers Home Administration (FmHA) field offices. The directory lists companies/gas stations selling ethanol-blended fuel by (1) state; (2) grade(s) of ethanol and stations where it is sold and their general locations; and (3) companies selling the indicated grade(s) of ethanol; e.g., in Alabama, all Crown stations blend ethanol in all grades of their gasoline. For additional reference, companies/gas stations accepting the Government National Credit Card are identified by an asterisk. U.S DEPT OF AGRiCUlTURE NATIONALAGRICULTURAL LIBRARY AUG 3 n 1993 CATALOGS To identify other stations selling ethanol-blended gasoline, look for a label on the pump that will say that the gasoline contains ethanol or gasohol. Please keep this list in your personal and government vehicle(s) so that you can identify stations likely to sell ethanol- blended gasoline when you are traveling. We plan to update this listing on a periodic basis. We need your help to keep this listing current and to add to it for the following reasons: A. Companies change their policy on blending and accepting credit cards. B. Distributors may blend in some locations and not in others. C. Different companies have different policies on using and blending the same brand. D. As a traveler, you will become aware of the changes in the availability of ethanol-blended fuels and the gasoline companies’ policies regarding acceptance of credit cards before we will, and it is important that we update the list as rapidly as possible. You can help us by sending additions/deletions to: Personal Property Management Division, Office of Operations, USDA, Room 1520-S, 14th and Independence Ave, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250. You may also call (202) 720-9778, or fax the information to us at (202) 720-3747. JOHN KRATZKE P. Director CONTENTS Introduction Alabama 1 Alaska 1 Arizona 1 Arkansas 1 California 1-2 Colorado 2-3 Connecticut 4 Delaware 4 District of Columbia 4 Florida 4 Georgia 4 Hawaii 4 Idaho 5 Illinois 5 Indiana 5-6 Iowa 6-9 Kansas 9-13 Kentucky 13-14 Louisiana 14-17 Maine 17 Maryland 17 Massachussetts 17 Michigan 17 Minnesota 18-29 Mississippi 29-30 Missouri 30-40 Montana 40 i Nebraska 40-61 Nevada 61 New Hampshire 61 New Jersey 61 New Mexico 61 New York 62 North Carolina 62 North Dakota 63-68 Ohio 69-73 Oklahoma 73 Oregon 73 Pennsylvania 73 Rhode Island 73 South Carolina 73 South Dakota 74-84 Tennessee 84 Texas 85 Utah 85 Vermont 85 Virginia 85 Washington 86 West Virginia 86 Wisconsin 86-92 Wyoming 92