Overturned propane tanker leaks chemicals on Ohio Turnpike, Cuyahoga County OH


An overturned propane tanker on the westbound Ohio Turnpike near mile marker 153 is leaking propane and diesel fuel into a nearby waterway. There are no reported injuries. Emergency hazmat and fire teams have been called to address the chemical leaks and contain environmental hazards.
Audio|Source: Southwest Emergency Dispatch Center (SWEDC)
03:2
Transcript:
00:00
Do you get hazmat started to this scene? We have a tanker over on its side, propane tanker.
00:07
We could smell an active leak.
00:10
Ten-four.
00:15
Sounds a car four dispatch.
00:17
We copy direct.
00:19
We'll get hazmat one going.
00:22
Hold on. Ten-four.
00:39
Tension all southwest fire departments.
00:42
We have a hazmat call out on the Turnpike, Westbound, near mile marker 153 for a propane tanker on its side leaking.
00:53
Fire dispatch, we're open coffee.
00:59
For you, a latter one.
01:04
Lighter one, go ahead.
01:10
Is this going to be a limited or I'll call for the call-up?
01:18
Make this a limited for now.
01:20
10-4[1].
01:21
Will be a latter one dispatch?
01:25
Good.
01:30
Can you call in three for backfill for the station?
01:36
It's already been done.
01:43
Thank you.
01:45
Dispatch, sir, has my one.
01:53
The hazmat was around.
01:55
You can go ahead and make this full call-out for the hazmat team.
01:59
We copy. We have fired on fireground 2.
02:03
Okay.
02:09
Pro-part car forward dispatch in service returning.
02:13
10-4[1].
02:20
We're in command from Surdhas, Matt 1.
02:23
Matter 1, go ahead.
02:34
We're en route, we're going to be entering westbound at the Turnpike building.
02:38
Do you have any updates?
02:44
We have no injuries, we have one overturned propane tanker, we're unsure if it's still leaking.
02:50
The commercial vehicle, it appears that the diesel tank is leaking.
02:55
It's in a ditch, and it appears to be leaking into the waterway.
03:01
Sir, has that copies.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment; message received, understood, or affirmative.
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