Tanker leaks fluid on James River Freeway, Springfield MO
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a hazardous materials traffic incident involving a semi-tanker leaking fluid on James River Freeway near Highway 65 in Springfield, Missouri. The leak affected westbound lanes, prompting lane closures and coordination with fire and EMS agencies. Crews from multiple jurisdictions, including Springfield and Greene County, were on scene managing the spill and directing traffic.
Audio|Heard on: Greene MO Law Dispatch Group Calls
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02:25
Transcript:
00:00
Is there any update on that semi?
00:03
Negative five hundred and thirty-one.
00:06
Five hundred and thirty-one, I got you added to that call.
00:12
Units en route to James River Freeway near Highway 65.
00:15
Be advised that the semi-tanker is leaking fluid and heading towards Lake Springfield.
00:24
We'll need fire to respond.
00:43
Westbound lanes.
00:46
We believe it’s going to be past the bridge but on the westbound lanes.
00:51
Just inside Springfield jurisdiction.
01:15
Looks like eastbound is backed up to the interchange.
01:20
Can you contact Rogersville or Greene County to discuss shutting down westbound?
01:28
Motor finance state’s been notified.
01:58
Is fire headed to this call?
02:11
We do have a call for EMS.
02:16
We have two crews on scene and they’re working.
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Location mentioned:
James River Fwy, Springfield, MO
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