Yuma glass facility to pay $120K penalty

Date: 11 March 2014
Source: www.azdailysun.com

Date: 11 March 2014

Arizona Department of Environmental Quality officials say a glass company has agreed to pay a $120,000 penalty for hazardous waste violations at its Yuma facility.

ADEQ announced the settlement with Dlubak Glass Co., Inc., on Friday.The fee is part of a consent judgment handed down by the Maricopa County Superior Court.The agency cited the company for its storage and recycling of cathode ray tube glass.Read more here.Arizona Department of Environmental Quality officials say a glass company has agreed to pay a $120,000 penalty for hazardous waste violations at its Yuma facility.  

ADEQ announced the settlement with Dlubak Glass Co., Inc., on Friday.

The fee is part of a consent judgment handed down by the Maricopa County Superior Court.

The agency cited the company for its storage and recycling of cathode ray tube glass.

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