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RCRA Notifiers Listing Report Date: April 13, 2018 11:12 AM User Selection Criteria: Activity Location: OKLAHOMA EPA ID: Facility Name: State District: County/Parish Code or Name: City: Zip Code: Address: Owner/Operator/Land Type: Generator Selection: Tranporter Selection: Operating TSDF Selection: North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) Code: Include Contact information: No Sort Selection: Sorted by Facility Name, EPA-ID Report Results: Data meeting the criteria you selected follows. Report Description: This report provides information concerning RCRA facilities that have the Extract_Flag is set to "X". Report Information: Name: 06h_notifiers_list_v5.rdf Developed by: US EPA Region 6, Dallas TX Last Revised: Jan 2010 Tables Used: HREPORT_UNIV5, LU_STATE, LU_GENERATOR_STATUS Contact: [email protected] Report run on: April 13, 2018 11:12 AM RCRA NOTIFIERS LISTING Page: 1 Report Title: 06h_notifiers_list_v5.rdf Source: USEPA RCRAInfo Database State of: OKLAHOMA S T L G G R O O A COUNTY/ E E A OPER W P N RECEIVED EPA-ID FACILITY NAME LOCATION ADDRESS CITY ZIP PARISH N N N TSDF N R D DATE OKD028596435 1 HOUR CLEANERS INC 556 N DENVER TULSA 74103 TULSA 3 ----- P 11/13/85 OKD033141334 15TH STREET BODY SHOP 6929 E 15TH ST TULSA 74112 TULSA 3 ----- P 02/13/89 OKR000004044 21ST CENTURY AUTOMOTIVE 5700 TINKER DIAGONAL MIDWEST CITY 73110 OKLAHOMA ----- P P 01/26/06 OKR000018028 21ST CENTURY AUTOMOTIVE 201 W RENO AVE OKLAHOMA CITY 73127 OKLAHOMA ----- P P 10/16/02 OKR000018036 21ST CENTURY AUTOMOTIVE 509 E MEMORIAL RD OKLAHOMA CITY 73114 OKLAHOMA ----- P P 10/16/02 OKR000027045 2A SHOOTING CENTER 4616 E ADMIRAL PL TULSA 74115 TULSA 3 ----- P P P 03/20/12 OKR000031468 2ND BASE RAIL OPERATIONS 660 E INDEPENDENCE TULSA 74105 TULSA ----- P P P 09/11/15 OKR000033738 3 D SYSTEMS 19503 EAST 6TH STREET TULSA 74108 WAGONER 2 ----- P P P 06/26/17 OKD987098589 4 STAR TRAILERS 10000 NW 10TH OKLAHOMA CITY 73127 OKLAHOMA 3 ----- P 09/10/93 OKD987080264 4 STAR TRAILERS INC 8222 SW 8 OKLAHOMA CITY 73159 OKLAHOMA ----- P P 12/04/90 OKT410010730 4-CS CO 3804 GREEN OAKS WAY EDMOND 73034 OKLAHOMA ----- 02/11/81 OKD987073509 66 TRANSPORTATION INC 105 N 8TH ST STROUD 74079 LINCOLN ----- P 08/27/90 OKD981604838 89ER CLEANERS 115 S 6TH MCALESTER 74501 PITTSBURG ----- P 07/09/98 OKR000000265 A & A TANK TRUCK CO 1314 HWY 2 SOUTH WILBURTON 74578 LATIMER ----- P P 04/03/95 OKD032930224 A & C GARAGE 116 E. HEMLOCK ENID 73701 GARFIELD 6 ----- P 09/18/86 OKD980869069 A & J INDUSTRIES INC 413 N SUNNYLANE MOORE 73153 CLEVELAND ----- P 12/13/83 OKD049069842 A CLEAN ENVIRONMENT 2801 S 25TH ST W TULSA 74107 TULSA 3 ----- P P P 01/21/11 OKD987093424 A CLEAN ENVIRONMENT 2071 CIMMARON RD WILSON 73463 CARTER 3 Y ----- P P P 01/09/09 OKD987083821 A G EQUIPMENT CORP 3401 W ALBANY BROKEN ARROW 74012 TULSA 3 ----- P 05/21/91 OKD078661717 A N Y GRO INC 4591 N MINGO RD TULSA 74116 TULSA 6 ----- P 08/18/80 OKD982561789 A R K RAMOS 1321 S WALKER OKLAHOMA CITY 73109 OKLAHOMA 3 ----- P 12/27/88 OKR000018820 A+ AUTO PARTS 2024 SW 15TH OKLAHOMA CITY 73108 OKLAHOMA 3 ----- P P P 07/05/13 OKD987086634 A-1 AUTO BODY 822 N ELM PL BROKEN ARROW 74012 TULSA 3 ----- P 11/13/91 OKD982759219 A-1 CLNRS 100 BLK N ELM OOLOGAH 74053 ROGERS ----- P 07/12/89 OKD080577190 A-1 RENTAL & SUPP INC 230 S MAIN SAND SPRINGS 74063 TULSA 3 ----- P 10/28/86 OKR000019463 A-1 STRIPING INC 120 N BLUFF CATOOSA 74015 ROGERS 2 ----- P P P 08/03/04 OKD987087145 A-1 VALVE REPAIR 6425 S EASTERN OKLAHOMA CITY 73149 OKLAHOMA ----- P O 01/07/92 OKD987087020 A-LINE T.D.S. INC. 1500 N MAIN TONKAWA 74653 KAY ----- P P P 04/11/16 OKR000003038 A-PLUS CLEANERS 1504 SW 74TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY 73159 OKLAHOMA ----- P P 02/11/97 OKD987068707 A1 CLNRS HWY 169N N OF COOWEESCOO OOLOGAH 74053 ROGERS 3 ----- P 09/11/89 OKR000025825 AAA COOPER TRANSPORATION 3420 E I-240 SERVICE RD OKLAHOMA CITY 73135 OKLAHOMA 2 ----- P P P 01/12/15 OKR000023994 AAA COOPER TRANSPORTATION 4310 S JACKSON AVE TULSA 74107 TULSA 3 ----- P P P 02/22/16 OKD987086956 AAA EXTERMINATORS 820 N MAIN MCALESTER 74501 PITTSBURG 4 ----- P O 12/27/91 OKD987071701 AAA FRAME & BO/SH 1201 E 2ND ST TULSA 74120 TULSA 3 ----- P 07/24/90 OKD981906571 AAC SERVICES 1701 S PEORIA AVE. TULSA 74120 TULSA ----- P 03/13/87 OKD987086741 AACO AUTO 6122 E ADMIRAL PL TULSA 74115 TULSA ----- P 11/14/91 OKD053954863 AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS 1717 E 11TH TULSA 74104 TULSA ----- P 02/12/87 OKD148270481 AAMCO TRANSMISSIONS 3130 NW 39TH OKLAHOMA CITY 73112 OKLAHOMA 3 ----- P 02/24/87 OKD008010076 AAON, INC. 2425 S. YUKON TULSA 74107 TULSA 1 ----- P P P 01/18/16 OKD981144199 AAR AIRCRAFT SERVICES - OKLAHO 6611 SOUTH MERIDIAN OKLAHOMA CITY 73159 OKLAHOMA 1 ----- P P P 03/01/16 OKD987070711 ABATEMENT SYSTEMS INC 1700 E COLLEGE BROKEN ARROW 74013 TULSA Y ----- P 04/25/90 OKD982757775 ABBOTT AUTOMALL 1500 E CENTRAL ANADARKO 73005 CADDO ----- P P 01/17/96 OKR000001446 ABC CLEANERS INC 3701 N MACARTHUR OKLAHOMA CITY 73123 OKLAHOMA ----- P P 04/28/04 OKD007209547 ABCO INC 4440 N COOPER OKLAHOMA CITY 73118 OKLAHOMA ----- P 07/14/80 OKR000002030 ABERDEEN DYNAMICS 17717 E ADMIRAL TULSA 74116 TULSA ----- P P 02/26/01 OKD000758912 ABERNATHY SPRAYING SVC RT 1 BOX 204 TIPTON 73570 TILLMAN 6 ----- P 08/18/80 OKD987068723 ABERTSON CONTRACTING 1303 S SHERDIAN RD TULSA 74112 TULSA Y ----- P 10/03/89 Report run on: April 13, 2018 11:12 AM RCRA NOTIFIERS LISTING Page: 2 Report Title: 06h_notifiers_list_v5.rdf Source: USEPA RCRAInfo Database State of: OKLAHOMA S T L G G R O O A COUNTY/ E E A OPER W P N RECEIVED EPA-ID FACILITY NAME LOCATION ADDRESS CITY ZIP PARISH N N N TSDF N R D DATE OKD096647581 ABES PLATING 1824 N YALE AVE TULSA 74115 TULSA ----- P 06/29/81 OKD042853416 AC HUMKO CORP OKLAHOMA CITY DI 2801 SW 15TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY 73108 OKLAHOMA ----- P P 10/21/96 OKD000401315 ACCURATE AUTO GLASS 5550 S GARNETT TULSA 74145 TULSA 3 ----- P P 05/13/14 OKR000015784 ACCURATE MANUFACTURING INC 18 N PEORIA TULSA 74110 TULSA ----- P P 01/23/01 OKR000017400 ACCURATE MANUFACTURING INC 2765 DAWSON RD TULSA 74110 TULSA 2 ----- P P 02/11/02 OKR000025874 ACCURUS AEROSPACE TULSA, LLC 12716 E. PINE ST. TULSA 74116 TULSA 1 ----- P P P 07/05/17 OKD032901852 ACE HARDWARE 1617 S 4TH CHICKASHA 73018 GRADY 3 ----- P 08/09/12 OKR000014068 ACE METAL FINISHING OF OKLA IN 1425 SW 11TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY 73108 OKLAHOMA ----- P O P 01/22/03 OKD987085578 ACKER INDUSTRIES 5000 NW 5TH OKLAHOMA CITY 73127 OKLAHOMA 3 ----- P 09/02/91 OKD033006420 ACKLINS DX SVC STA 5012 N LINCOLN BLVD OKLAHOMA CITY 73105 OKLAHOMA 6 ----- P 08/18/80 OKD987068954 ACME BODY SHOP 1602 SW 5TH BARTLESVILLE 74003 WASHINGTON 3 ----- P 11/06/89 OKD033088006 ACME CLNRS INC 224 MILT PHILLIPS SEMINOLE 74868 SEMINOLE ----- P 10/09/86 OKD007224280 ACME ENGINEERING & MFG CORP EP 1820 N YORK MUSKOGEE 74403 MUSKOGEE 3 ----- P P 03/21/00 OK0000228072 ACME ENGINEERING APD DIV 2631 PORT PL MUSKOGEE 74403 MUSKOGEE ----- P P P 07/30/03 OKD981156474 ACME XRAY CO 3435 NW 56TH STE 500 OKLAHOMA CITY 73112 OKLAHOMA 6 ----- P 04/09/86 OKD000802850 ACTION DISTRIBUTORS INC 1502 N PEORIA TULSA 74106 TULSA ----- P 08/18/80 OKD980796502 ACTION PLATING COMPANY 6947 E 13TH STREET TULSA 74112 TULSA ----- P O 03/25/82 OKD080592116 ACTION POWER WASH W 19TH & S TACOMA TULSA 74107 TULSA 6 ----- P 02/02/81 OK0000443630 ACTION PRINTING OF NORMAN INC 3400 CHARLESTON RD NORMAN 73069 CLEVELAND 6 ----- P P 03/03/15 OKR000018275 ACTION SAFETY & SUPPLY 6804 MELROSE LANE OKLAHOMA CITY 73127 OKLAHOMA 3 ----- P P P 08/02/04 OKD981905334 ACURA OF TULSA 4905 S MEMORIAL TULSA 74145 TULSA 3 ----- P P P 04/01/03 OKD007225295 AD ART PRINTING CO 1645 E 8TH ST TULSA 74120 TULSA 6 ----- P 08/25/80 OKD987083912 ADA AIRCRAFT PAINTING INC 2800 AIRPORT ROAD HANGER ADA 74820 PONTOTOC ----- P M 03/13/00 OKD000391706 ADA CITY SEWAGE TREATM N MISSISSIPPI ADA 74820 PONTOTOC 6 ----- P 10/15/80 OKR000001073 ADA DISTRICT SERVICE CENTER 1810 A STREET ADA 74820 PONTOTOC ----- P P 10/23/95 OKR000014316 ADA FORD LINCOLN MERCURY INC 1600 LONNIE ABBOT BLVD ADA 74820 PONTOTOC 2 ----- P P 01/24/00 OKD042146282 ADA TYPEWRITER & SUPPLY 201 N MISSISSIPPI ADA 74820 PONTOTOC ----- P 09/18/86 OKD107271850 ADAIR AUTO PAINT & BODY 9718 S 232ND E AVE. BROKEN ARROW 74014 TULSA ----- P 02/09/87 OKR000004184 ADAMS BOOSTER STATION 2.5 M S & 2 M ON CO RD ADAMS 73901 TEXAS 3 ----- P I P 11/07/07 OKD070041777 ADAMS DENTAL LAB INC 4138 S HARVARD TULSA 74135 TULSA 6 ----- P 08/06/80 OKD007242985 ADAMS HARD-FACING CO 802 NE 6TH GUYMON 73942 TEXAS 6 ----- P 07/29/80 OKD987080314 ADJUVANTS UNLIMITED LLC 3620 W 5TH TULSA 74127 TULSA 2 ----- P P P 09/29/16 OKR000014977 ADKO INC 2221 S EASTERN AVE OKLAHOMA CITY 73129 OKLAHOMA 3 ----- P P 05/18/00 OKD987084084 ADM TPC MILLING CO 1301 N 4TH ENID 73702 GARFIELD 6 ----- P P 03/13/00 OKD981611775 ADUDDELL'S ALTERNATORS & START 820 SW 23RD ST. OKLAHOMA CITY 73109 OKLAHOMA 3 ----- P P 08/18/14 OKR000026930 ADULT GASTROENTEROLOGY ASSOC 4200 E SKELLY DR #310 TULSA 74135 TULSA 3 ----- P P P 01/25/12 OKD053713095 ADVANCE PACKAGING CO 1814 NW 4TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY 73106 OKLAHOMA 6 ----- P 07/08/82 OKR000016626 ADVANCE RESEARCH CHEMICALS INC 1110 W KEYSTONE AVE CATOOSA 74015 ROGERS 2 ----- P P P 06/30/16 OKR000008623 ADVANCE WARNINGS 2500 S 32ND ST MUSKOGEE 74403 MUSKOGEE 6 ----- P P 01/23/08 OKR000008466 ADVANCED AUTOMOTIVE 2420 N MCARTHUR BLVD OKLAHOMA CITY 73127 OKLAHOMA 3 ----- P P 06/29/10 OKD987070653 ADVANCED COMPOSITES GROUP INC 11220 E 112TH ST N OWASSO 74055 TULSA 3 ----- P P P 04/23/96 OKR000014357 ADVANCED CRANE & MACHINE 6540 S 39TH W AVE TULSA 74107 TULSA 3 Y ----- P P 01/24/00 OKR000002337 ADVANCED CRANE
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    Historical Studies Report No. 2003-03 A Field Guide to Gas Stations in Texas By W. Dwayne Jones A Field Guide to Gas Stations in Texas by W. Dwayne Jones Prepared For Environmental Affairs Division Historical Studies Report No. 2003-3 Prepared by Knight & Associates October 2003 A Field Guide to Gas Stations in Texas Copyright © 2003 by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) All rights reserved. TxDOT owns all rights, title, and interest in and to all data and other information developed for this project. Brief passages from this publication may be reproduced without permission provided that credit is given to TxDOT and the author. Permission to reprint an entire chapter or section, photographs, illustrations, and maps must be obtained in advance from the Supervisor of the Historical Studies Branch, Environmental Affairs Division, Texas Department of Transportation, 118 East Riverside Drive, Austin, Teas, 78701. Copies of this publication have been deposited with the Texas State Library in compliance with the State Depository requirements. For further information on this and other TxDOT historical publications, please contact: Texas Department of Transportation Environmental Affairs Division Historical Studies Branch Lisa J. Hart, Supervisor Historical Studies Report No. 2003-3 Bruce Jensen, Series Editor Editing and production of this report was directed by Knight & Associates 3470 Jack C. Hays Trail Buda, Texas 78610 ISBN 1-930788-51-7 A Field Guide to Gas Stations in Texas Table of Contents Introduction . 1 Looking at Gas Stations . 11 1910-1920: Drive-Up Gas Stations . 23 1920-1930: Full Service / Corporate Identification Gas Stations . 33 1930-1940: Machine Made / Streamlined – The Depression Era .
  • Part 573 Safety Recall Report 20E-038

    Part 573 Safety Recall Report 20E-038

    OMB Control No.: 2127-0004 Part 573 Safety Recall Report 20E-038 Manufacturer Name : Dana Incorporated Submission Date : JUL 21, 2020 NHTSA Recall No. : 20E-038 Manufacturer Recall No. : NR Manufacturer Information : Population : Manufacturer Name : Dana Incorporated Number of potentially involved : 1,001 Address : 3939 Technology Drive Estimated percentage with defect : 60 % Maumee OH 43537 Company phone : 419-887-3000 Equipment Information : Brand / Trade 1 : Dana Heavy Vehicle System Model : Output Shaft – 131536 Part No. : 131536 Size : NR Function : OS in DriveAxle Descriptive Information : The issue potentially affects the output shaft component of certain drive axles manufactured for commercial vehicles and distributed by Dana. Dana has identified the manufacturing dates of potentially affected units and customers. Dana has already communicated with all potentially affected customers. Production Dates : NOV 19, 2019 - DEC 05, 2019 Description of Defect : Description of the Defect : Certain output shafts built in front rear drive axles may not have been properly heat treated, which can cause the shaft to fracture at the transition of the shaft splines to the thread. FMVSS 1 : NR FMVSS 2 : NR Description of the Safety Risk : If the rear axle output shaft fractures, the shaft or interaxle driveline could detach from the vehicle and cause an accident or injury. Description of the Cause : Improper machine settings during the induction hardening process resulted in the over heat treatment of certain output shafts. Identification of Any
  • Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education

    Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education

    Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education Information Commons / Research August 2012 Metro Technology Center Economic Overview Report Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc. | www.economicmodeling.com Region Info Name: Metro Technology Center County Areas: Oklahoma, Oklahoma (40109) Metro Technology Center Population (2011) 730,090 Jobs (2011) 539,771 Average Earnings (2011) $50,050 Unemployed (2/2012) 20,672 Completions (2010) 12,388 GRP (2011) $41,386,855,056 Exports (2011) $72,698,600,435 Imports (2011) $45,876,219,885 Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc. | www.economicmodeling.com 1 Metro Technology Center | Population 730,090 5.7% 2011 Population Population Growth for the Last 5 Years 19.2% of State National Growth 4.7% 2011 % of Age Group Population Population Under 5 years 54,150 7.4% 5 to 9 years 50,543 6.9% 10 to 14 years 47,596 6.5% 15 to 19 years 46,300 6.3% 20 to 24 years 56,054 7.7% 25 to 29 years 59,557 8.2% 30 to 34 years 52,937 7.3% 35 to 39 years 45,764 6.3% 40 to 44 years 44,285 6.1% 45 to 49 years 47,333 6.5% 50 to 54 years 50,978 7.0% 55 to 59 years 45,747 6.3% 60 to 64 years 38,971 5.3% 65 to 69 years 27,503 3.8% 70 to 74 years 20,370 2.8% 75 to 79 years 16,659 2.3% 80 to 84 years 13,089 1.8% 85 years and over 12,253 1.7% Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc.