Hydraulic leak causes hazmat response near Seven Hills Rd, Plymouth MA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a potential hazardous materials incident after a trash truck leaked hydraulic fluid along Seven Hills Road extending toward South Meadow Road. The leak caused slippery conditions, and the Department of Public Works was requested to assist with sanding and cleanup. Police were also called to manage traffic in the affected area. No injuries were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Town of Plymouth Fire
Listen to dispatch call
05:23
Transcript:
00:00
We just got a walk-in report of a trash truck that blew a hydraulic leak near Seven Hills Road.
00:07
We're going to be investigating now for a hazmat situation.
00:09
If you could dispatch, I need one to near South Meadow.
00:13
Received 72, I'll start the next two.
00:27
Engine one, near South Meadow Road.
00:30
BLS medical respond level two.
00:33
Engine one, near South Meadow Road.
00:35
BLS medical respond level two.
00:38
Eleven forty-five.
00:48
Engine two to the bottom.
00:51
Engine two.
00:54
Yeah, while we were rolling out, I just realized the box is going off in the building as well.
00:57
You can disregard it.
00:58
It was for a CO detector at one of the apparatus stations.
01:03
Received, just writing that box on.
01:14
He's on Meadow.
01:18
82, I have you on.
01:19
It's gonna be for 83 year old male UTI.
01:33
Engine two, Seven Hills Road, Carver Road and Federal Furnace Road.
01:38
Outside investigation, respond level one.
01:41
Engine two, Seven Hills Road, Carver Road and Federal Furnace Road.
01:46
Outside investigation, respond level one.
01:49
Eleven forty-seven.
02:04
Station back.
02:07
87, back.
02:15
I'm Engine 2 off in the area, Seven Hills.
02:18
Federal Furnace is supposed to follow.
02:21
Engine 2, you're on.
02:23
Five Hills, this is Channel 1.
02:36
Due to fire alarm, can you notify Battalion One? I'm not going to need him out here.
02:43
Fire alarm received.
02:44
I'm sorry, one needed.
02:52
Fire alarm on scene.
02:55
82 on scene.
03:03
Battalion six to fire alarm.
03:07
Battalion six.
03:10
I'm off with Engine Two.
03:12
We're going to need the DPW to get a sander out here from near Seven Hills Road to near South Nettle Road.
03:23
Hydraulic oil all over the road.
03:28
Great, Steve. Dialing DPW.
03:32
And you're one of Battalion Six.
03:37
Battalion Six.
03:39
Are we going to be able to make our way down South Meadow or should we find a different route?
03:47
You can make your way, just be cautious.
03:49
Road slick.
03:51
All in fluid.
03:54
Do you hear me?
04:03
Engine two to file. I've notified the DEP too and given them the shift commander's number.
04:09
Copy.
04:31
Engine one on scene, southbound.
04:35
Engine one on scene.
04:43
Medic one back to quarters.
04:53
Engine two to file up.
04:59
That's a trash truck that blew the main sump line for the hydraulic tank.
05:04
Has an unknown quantity of fluid on the ground that stretches from Seven Hills to South Meadow.
05:10
We need the PD for traffic at South Meadow and Jamboree.
05:15
Received. I'll start the PD for traffic.
05:18
South Meadow and Jamboree.
05:19
Unknown amount of fluid on the road.
05:20
Around a little truck that threw hydraulic fluid.
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Location mentioned:
Hills Rd, Plymouth, MA 02360
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