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Tanker leaked hazardous materials     NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) — Multiple agencies responded this morning after a tractor trailer tanker ruptured and began leaking. The Homeland Security District 6 Hazardous Materials Team comprised of Manchester Fire and Rescue, Tullahoma Fire and Rescue, and other agencies responded to a tractor trailer that was parked behind Mountain Top Chinese restaurant. When they arrived, they saw the truck with a large hole in the side of the tanker. A “shelter in place” order was made for the immediate area while crews worked to contain the spill. Off...

Roanoke Fire-EMS awarded over $161,000 for swift water rescue, hazardous materials equipment Equipment will support departments across the Roanoke Valley Tags:  ROANOKE, Va. – Local fire departments will get some much-needed equipment thanks to a state grant. The Virginia Department of Emergency Management awarded Roanoke Fire-EMS more than $161,000 for the VDEM Regional 6 Special Operations teams. One grant is for the Swift Water and Heavy Technical Rescue Programs, and the second is for the Hazardous Materials Team. Both grants will help first responders better respond to swift water res...

Article content Firefighters and Hazmat technicians used high-powered fans to push dangerous hydrogen sulfide gas out of a high-rise building near the Rideau Canal on Thursday evening. Once the gas had dissipated and technicians could ensure the air in the building was safe, evacuated residents were allowed to return to their units shortly before 7 p.m., Ottawa Fire Services reported. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Hydrogen sulfide gas cleared from basement of high-rise by Hazmat team Back to video “Building maintenance staff remain on loc...

Article content Firefighters and Hazmat technicians used high-powered fans to push dangerous hydrogen sulfide gas out of a high-rise building near the Rideau Canal on Thursday evening. Once the gas had dissipated and technicians could ensure the air in the building was safe, evacuated residents were allowed to return to their units shortly before 7 p.m., Ottawa Fire Services reported. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Hazmat technicians remove hydrogen sulfide gas from basement of high-rise Back to video “Building maintenance staff remain on ...