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Ohio EPA fines Columbus printing company $5,000 over hazardous-waste violations

A Columbus printing company has agreed to pay a $5,000 civil penalty following hazardous-waste violations identified by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.

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COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Columbus printing company has agreed to pay a $5,000 civil penalty following hazardous-waste violations identified by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency.

State regulators entered into Director’s Final Findings and Orders with Franklinton Press LLC, doing business as FRNK SPLY, on Oct. 13, 2026.

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The enforcement action concerns the company’s facility at 1205 West Broad Street in Columbus.

According to Ohio EPA’s published enforcement summary, the violations involved requirements under Ohio’s hazardous-waste program.

The settlement requires the company to pay $5,000 into Ohio’s Hazardous Waste Clean-Up Fund.

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Franklinton Press operates a printing and apparel-production business offering screen printing, embroidery, and garment manufacturing services.

Ohio EPA’s publicly available enforcement summary does not identify the specific hazardous wastes involved or establish that contamination occurred outside the facility.

Additional details about the violations and any required corrective measures remain subject to review of the underlying enforcement order.

Source: Ohio Environmental Protection Agency hazardous-waste enforcement records.

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