Clean Air Act stationary source · ICIS-AIR OH0000001576011516
ALLIANCE EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC., Alliance, OH: Clean Air Act compliance record, inspections, violations, penalties
- OperatingOperating status
- Synthetic minor sourceEmissions classification
- No Violation IdentifiedCurrent violation status, as filed
- 4Compliance evaluations since January 1, 2017
- 0High-priority violations since January 1, 2017
- 0Formal enforcement actions since January 1, 2017
ALLIANCE EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC., at 1000 NORTH UNION AVENUE, Alliance in Stark County, Ohio, is an operating synthetic minor source of air pollution on EPA’s ICIS-AIR register. EPA’s file records its current violation status (ICIS-AIR’s high-priority violation field) as “No Violation Identified”. Stark County is on EPA’s Green Book list of areas that do not meet a national air quality standard. The status and classification are as EPA’s facility file stood when Velarion loaded it (September 14, 2026); EPA’s free Detailed Facility Report on ECHO carries the source’s current standing, quarter by quarter.
Identity
| Facility as filed | ALLIANCE EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. |
|---|---|
| ICIS-AIR ID | OH0000001576011516 |
| EPA facility registry ID | 110000390229 |
| Operating status | Operating |
| Emissions classification | Synthetic minor source |
| Current violation status (ICIS-AIR high-priority violation field) | No Violation Identified |
| Address | 1000 NORTH UNION AVENUE, Alliance, OH 44601 |
| County | Stark County |
| In a nonattainment county | Yes (EPA Green Book) |
| Industry (NAICS) | Plastics and rubber products manufacturing (NAICS 3261) |
| EPA region | 05 |
Cited to the EPA ICIS-AIR facility file (ECHO download).
Programs and pollutants
Velarion’s copy of EPA’s ICIS-AIR download does not include its program, pollutant and Title V certification files, so this page does not list the Clean Air Act programs ALLIANCE EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. is under or the pollutants it is permitted for. The programs each evaluation and violation below was recorded under are shown with it. EPA’s free Detailed Facility Report lists both.
Compliance evaluations
- 4Evaluations since January 1, 2017
- 2Full compliance evaluations
| Date | What EPA recorded | Agency | Programs |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 6, 2023 | FCE On-Site | State | Federally-Enforceable State Operating Permit - Non Title V; State Implementation Plan for National Primary and Secondary Ambient Air Quality Standards |
| March 28, 2023 | PCE On-Site | State | Federally-Enforceable State Operating Permit - Non Title V; State Implementation Plan for National Primary and Secondary Ambient Air Quality Standards |
| August 21, 2018 | FCE On-Site | State | Federally-Enforceable State Operating Permit - Non Title V; MACT Standards (40 CFR Part 63); State Implementation Plan for National Primary and Secondary Ambient Air Quality Standards |
| August 21, 2018 | PCE On-Site | State | Federally-Enforceable State Operating Permit - Non Title V; MACT Standards (40 CFR Part 63); State Implementation Plan for National Primary and Secondary Ambient Air Quality Standards |
Violations
- 2Violation determinations since January 1, 2017
- 0Of them high-priority
A high-priority violation (HPV) is the most serious class of Clean Air Act non-compliance an agency records; a federally reportable violation (FRV) is the next step down. Each row is one determination as EPA’s violation history files it.
| Date | What EPA recorded | Agency | Programs |
|---|---|---|---|
| September 15, 2023 | Earliest FRV determination | State | Federally-Enforceable State Operating Permit - Non Title V; State Implementation Plan for National Primary and Secondary Ambient Air Quality Standards |
| June 7, 2019 | Earliest FRV determination | State | Federally-Enforceable State Operating Permit - Non Title V; MACT Standards (40 CFR Part 63); State Implementation Plan for National Primary and Secondary Ambient Air Quality Standards |
Enforcement and penalties
0 formal enforcement actions since January 1, 2017, 0 of them with a penalty filed above zero. Each penalty is shown as EPA’s formal action file states it; “Not stated” means the file gives no figure, and $0 is a disclosed zero.
Informal enforcement
| Date | What EPA recorded | Agency |
|---|---|---|
| August 31, 2023 | Notice of Violation | State |
| November 9, 2018 | Notice of Violation | State |
Stack tests
- 0Stack tests since January 1, 2017
- 0Recorded as failed
EPA’s stack test file holds no test at ICIS-AIR OH0000001576011516 since January 1, 2017.
Cited to the EPA ICIS-AIR evaluation, violation, stack test and enforcement files (ECHO download), events dated January 1, 2017 or later as loaded; up to 50 rows of each shown, newest first.
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Figures from EPA’s ICIS-AIR download, loaded September 14, 2026.