Motor oil spilled on US Hwy 285 after vehicle hit bucket, Jefferson County CO
TrafficA vehicle hit a bucket full of motor oil on US Hwy 285, causing the oil to spill across the highway. The fire department was requested to respond and clean the hazard.
Audio|Source: Mountain Area Sheriff and Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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They had a bucket stuck underneath their vehicle that was blocking the lane before they hit it.
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Break.
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Continue.
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That bucket was full of motor oil and now that oil is across the highway.
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Can you see if the fire department would come out here to put some quick dry down on this?
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Okay, talk, you're putting.
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The rest 22.
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That's right you.
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I'm en route to the academy on 285 beyond your channel 4-1 I'm sorry, you're ready, you're ready.
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Five bikes, working up to 6-4 for straight-through five bikes. Rolson,
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6-4, straight-through, five bikes.
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Two bikes, six-eight, six eight. Wadsworths, six eight, two bikes for a straight through, two bikes.
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Two bikes.
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Good morning.
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I'll be up you at (number withheld). I'll be in car (number withheld), make from youick.
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(number withheld), 9FW, be on special assignment. No checks, please.
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Turn two left, six right.
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Two left, six right.
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Wadsworth 72 for a left, turn. Two on the left, six on the right.
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Great fire, standby for tones on a oil spill.
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Elkrieg fire respond on a half mat, this will be an oil spill.
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Mile marker 231, Highway 285, repeating for Elkriek fire respond on a half mat.
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This will be an oil spill.
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State patrols on scene, mile marker 231, highway 285, time of tone. Hey,
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US Hwy 285, Colorado
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