Waste spill hosed down on roadway near Route 104, Columbus OH
Fire & ArsonOfficers requested the Columbus Fire Department to hose down a roadway near Route 104 in Columbus, Ohio. The cleanup was due to a waste product spill from the Jackson Pike sewer treatment plant. The Ohio Department of Transportation was also on scene assisting with the cleanup by scraping the residue and providing equipment like sand and plow trucks to help clear the area.
Audio|Source: Columbus Police Dispatch - Zone 5
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625.
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625.
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Yeah,
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could you have Columbus Fire Department send an engine out here? We may need part of this hose down and get the roadway safe.
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Where do you want them to come in on that?
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On the 104 and get on or do they need to go down to 270 or string count and flip back around?
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They can get to us from 104.4. We're at the 104.6.
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If they just want to pull in in front of me, that'll work.
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Okay.
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Is it just absorbing that you guys need out there?
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No, we're going to need water probably.
00:48
This is probably, if they need to know, it's probably waste product from Jackson Pike sewer treatment plant.
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And the ODOT's out here, they've scraped it, but there's still some residue that I think we're going to need hose off.
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Okay,
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I'll just get they want to send a pumper then.
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Yeah,
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that's what we need.
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We've got ODOT here with a sand truck and a plow truck. We just, like I said, there's some residue. We just need to wash off.
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OH-104, Columbus, OH
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