Glycol truck spilled about 1,500 gallons near Smith Blvd airport, Arlington County VA
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According to the dispatch call, a glycol truck leaked approximately 1,500 gallons near Smith Blvd at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport. Some of the glycol possibly entered drainage. Fire and environmental teams are on site managing the spill.
Audio|Heard on: Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:43
Transcript:
00:00
Command's established A-9, glycol truck actively leaking.
00:04
Hasnan-301, have you on location? (number withheld).
00:06
(number withheld).
00:11
30, I almost seen.
00:13
12.26.
00:20
2nd oar 22
00:23
Thank you.
00:25
Respondigate, Bravo 10, Carter, (number withheld), (number withheld) for a held open door alarm.
00:32
On YC, the doors left cropped open.
00:39
Okay, one.
00:41
1228. Paul,
00:47
we're going to lay environment and know about the terrain being impacted.
00:52
Ob copies, environmental has been notified.
00:56
Roger.
01:02
Air Force fire from command.
01:08
Command.
01:11
Had a glycol truck have an uncontrolled leak of about 1,500 gallons of glycol.
01:17
Uncertain amount prior to arrival.
01:20
We do have that truck on scene already.
01:23
Fire unit for about another 10-15 minutes.
01:31
Air Force spill,
01:35
about 1,500 gallons, undetermined amount went into the drain.
01:39
Fire will remain on scene for about 15 more minutes.
01:42
(number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), 2401 Smith Blvd, Arlington, VA 22202
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