The well owner also failed to submit annual production, waste generation and well integrity reports for at least 10 years [actually never].
There is no record of these wells ever being inspected.
Repasky Enterprises holds 24 permits, including three other abandoned wells, with offices in 40799 Mystic Park Road, Titusville, Crawford County.
DEP requested a response to the violations by April 13.
The conventional wells include: Reid Willis W3, Reid Willis W7, Reid Willis W8, Reid Willis W9, Reid Willis W13, Reid Willis 4, Reid Willis 19, Reid Willis 20, Reid Willis 21, Reid Willis 22, Reid Willis 23, Reid Willis 24, Reid Willis 25, Reid Willis 27, Reid Willis 28, Reid Willis 29, Reid Willis 31, Reid Willis 32,
Click Here to individual well inspection reports.
139 Abandoned Conventional Well Violations
DEP has issued 139 violations for conventional oil and gas well abandonment so far in 2026-- about a dozen wells a week.
Report Violations
To report oil and gas violations or any environmental emergency or complaint, visit DEP’s Environmental Complaint webpage.
Text photos and the location of abandoned wells to 717-788-8990.
Check These Resources
Visit DEP’s Compliance Reporting Database and Inspection Reports Viewer webpages to search their compliance records by date and owner.
Sign up for DEP’s eNOTICE service which sends you information on oil and gas and other permits submitted to DEP for review in your community.
Use DEP’s Oil and Gas Mapping Tool to find if there are oil and gas wells near or on your property and to find wells using latitude and longitude on well inspection reports.
[Note: If you believe your company was listed in error, contact DEP’s Oil and Gas Program.]
[Note: These may not be all the NOVs issued to oil and gas companies during this time period. Additional inspection reports may be added to DEP’s Oil and Gas Compliance Database.]
[Posted: March 30, 2026] PA Environment Digest
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