Cherry Hills Village MVA HazMat

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South Metro Accident HazMat

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Around 13:00 on April 22nd, 2021 South Metro Fire Rescue responded to a traffic collision involving hazardous materials in the eastbound lanes of Hampden Ave. just west of Dahlia St. in Cherry Hills Village. 3 vehicles were involved including a passenger car that overturned as well as a commercial landscaping truck that tipped over. Thankfully there was no extrication needed but 2 people were transported to the hospital. Firefighters discovered fluid leaking from chemical tanks, a diesel tank and a gasoline generator. SMFR’s Hazardous Materials Team responded to assess the situation and develop a mitigation plan. The leaks were stopped, and personnel contained the spill before it spread any further to a nearby storm water drain. SMFR’s UAV was requested to the scene to document the crash site from above. Crews remained on scene for over 3 hours until a heavy wrecker safely up righted the truck. Cherry Hills Village Police Department is conducting the accident investigation. Additional information was provided by South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue

Photo courtesy of South Metro Fire Rescue