RRC Rule 3.65 · Rule 3.66 · Form CI-D

Twice A Year, Every Critical Asset Needs An Attestation. You Find Out Which Ones Are Late By Checking Each File.

Rule 3.65 and Rule 3.66 put a Weather Emergency Readiness Attestation on every critical gas well, oil lease with gas wells, SWD well, gas processing plant and intrastate pipeline you operate — due 1 March and 1 September, every year, with inspections starting 1 December. A spreadsheet does not compute the next deadline for you, and it will not tell you which asset is least ready before the Commission does.

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Two filings a year.
One inspection window nobody wants to fail.

The Railroad Commission's Critical Infrastructure rules do not treat weatherization as a one-time project. They ask for a standing attestation, on a fixed calendar, backed by practices you can show an inspector. Miss the pattern once and the next deadline is already close behind it.

Twice yearly
CI-D

Weather Emergency Readiness Attestation

Due 1 March and 1 September for every asset self-assessed as critical. An asset with no attestation on file for the current window is not a paperwork gap — it is a filing that has not happened.

Standing requirement
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Weatherization practices

Insulation, wind breaks, freeze protection on critical valves and instrumentation, and backup power — per the RRC's Weatherization Practices Guidance Document, tracked per asset with a completion percentage.

Starts every year
Dec 1

Inspection window

The Critical Infrastructure Division begins inspections 1 December, prioritised by production, storage and transport volume. The assets with the lowest checklist completion are the ones worth finishing first.

A tab per lease tells you what exists.
It does not tell you what is due next.

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The deadline computes itself

Enter today's date and every asset shows its next Form CI-D deadline — 1 March or 1 September, whichever is next — with the days remaining, not a date someone has to remember to check.

Four practices, one percentage

Insulation, wind breaks, valve and instrumentation freeze protection, backup power. Tick each one per asset and the completion percentage updates itself — no separate tally sheet.

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Inspection-ready, ranked

Critical assets with the lowest checklist completion sort to the top of the inspection view, so the work that matters most before 1 December is the work you see first.

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One sheet when it is asked for

The audit sheet prints every asset, its criticality, next CI-D deadline, attestation status and checklist completion on one document, plus a CSV and full JSON backup.

Built for a phone at the wellsite.

Critical Infrastructure Weatherization Tracker
StatusAttestationsChecklistInspectionAudit
Next Form CI-D deadline · 1 Sep 2026
Wolf Draw 12-4H
8 days
Gas well · not started
Redbird SWD #3
8 days
SWD well · in progress
Sage Flat plant
8 days
Gas processing · not started
Two critical assets have no attestation filed and the deadline is 8 days out.
  • Wolf Draw 12-4H — checklist 25% complete, attestation not started
  • Sage Flat plant — checklist 50% complete, attestation not started
  • Redbird SWD #3 — checklist 100%, attestation in progress
Needs attention
Wolf Draw 12-4H · Gas well
Form CI-D due 1 Sep 2026 (8d) and status is not started.
Attest
Sage Flat plant · Gas processing
Weatherization checklist only 50% complete.
Checklist
Critical assets below 100% checklist completion sort first on the Inspection tab.

One next date per asset, worked out from today.

Nothing is set by hand. The next Form CI-D deadline is always the nearer of 1 March or 1 September from today's date, and the days-to-inspection count runs to the next 1 December. Attestation status and checklist completion are entered once per asset and drive every view: status, attestations, checklist and inspection readiness.

What each view tells you

Four tabs, one record per asset behind all of them.

  • Status — the dashboard: how many assets, how many attestations not started, how many checklists under 50%, and days to 1 December.
  • Attestations — one row per asset with the next CI-D deadline, status flag (not started / in progress / filed), and a filing-date field.
  • Checklist — insulation, wind breaks, freeze protection, backup power per asset, with a live completion percentage.
  • Inspection — every asset ranked critical-first, then by lowest checklist completion, ahead of the 1 December inspection start.

What each record carries

Facility type
Gas well, oil lease with gas wells, SWD/disposal well, gas processing plant or intrastate gas pipeline.
Identification
Facility/asset name and lease or RRC identifier.
Threshold note
A production, storage or capacity note supporting your own criticality self-assessment.
Criticality
Critical, unsure, or not critical — self-assessed, not filed with the Commission by this tool.
Attestation
Status (not started / in progress / filed) and filing date, against the auto-computed next CI-D deadline.
Weatherization checklist
Insulation, wind breaks, freeze protection on critical valves/instrumentation, backup power — with a completion percentage.

Works with no signal

A walk-down at a remote wellsite or SWD facility often has no bars. Everything runs on the device, offline, once the page has been opened.

Install it like an app

Add to home screen on a phone or tablet and it opens full screen. No account, no login to remember before a filing deadline.

Light by default

High contrast for a screen in direct sunlight, with a dark theme a tap away for an early-morning check. It remembers which you picked.

Your data stays yours

No account, no server, no sync. Everything lives in your browser storage, backs up to a JSON file, and exports to CSV whenever you want it elsewhere.

One caveat worth stating plainly. This tool helps you self-assess criticality, track attestation deadlines and record weatherization practices — it does not file Form CI-D with the Commission and does not make the criticality determination for you. Whether a specific facility meets a Rule 3.65/3.66 threshold is a matter for the rule text and for whoever signs your filing. What this gives you is a register that already knows what is due next.

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One-time purchase · no subscription · no account
  • Unlimited critical infrastructure assets
  • Next Form CI-D deadline computed automatically, per asset
  • Weatherization practices checklist with live completion %
  • Inspection-readiness view ranked critical-first
  • Audit sheet, CSV export and a full JSON backup
  • Installs to the home screen and runs offline
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