As a result of the investigation into the collapse at the Cincinnati casino in January, the Occupational Safety & Health Administration had originally issued citations to six companies totaling $108,200. On Monday, OSHA withdrew its citations against two of the companies and reduced the total to the remaining four companies to $36,700. The violations were classified as ‘serious.’ Final citations were issued for ‘failing to coordinate inspections’ and ‘failure to support the structural steel.’