Weekly Safety Report: Oil Spill and Crash Injure Adult and Child in Warsaw, New York

Two incidents occurred in Warsaw, New York this week. The first incident involved a spill of approximately 100 gallons of waste oil into local storm sewers, which discharged into Oatka Creek. Hazmat crews, emergency services, and environmental authorities responded to the scene and used oil absorbent materials to clean up the spill. No injuries were reported. The second incident was a crash between an RV and a tractor-trailer on CPL Gerald B Ramsey Memorial Highway. Nine people were involved, including a family of seven in the RV. An adult and a 3-year-old were injured in the crash.

Crews respond after 100 gallons of oil spills into creek in Warsaw

WHEC TV-1012-18-2023

Approximately 100 gallons of waste oil spilled into local storm sewers, reaching Oatka Creek. Hazmat crews, emergency services, and environmental authorities responded to the scene. The spill occurred on East Buffalo Street, and no injuries were reported. The Department of Environmental Conservation used oil absorbent materials to clean up the spill.

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• Crews respond after 100 gallons of oil spills into creek in Warsaw

Crash in Warsaw between an RV and a tractor-trailer injures adult and 3-year-old

WHEC TV-1012-17-2023

A crash occurred on CPL Gerald B Ramsey Memorial Highway involving an RV and a tractor-trailer. Nine people were involved, including a family of seven in the RV. An adult and a 3-year-old were injured in the crash. The exact cause of the crash is unknown.

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• Crash in Warsaw between an RV and a tractor-trailer injures adult and 3-year-old

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