pnbspOn Tuesday at 1711 hours the 505 Hazmat Box was struck for 1750 Clark Road for the reported ammonia leak. nbspChief 5 Deputy Chief 5 Chief 5-2 Engine 511 Acting E512 Engine 513 Engine 514 Engine 515 Mini-Pumper 5 Quint 5 Rescue 5 Tower 5 amp Utility 572 marked up shortly after alert. nbspEngine 511 Bannon was first on scene at 1715 hours and was advised of anhydrous ammonia leaking from a rail tower. nbspCrews from Engine 511 amp Engine 514 quickly donned SCBA and began shutting off valves to control the leak. nbspWhile this was being done a RIT team Tower 5 was set up amp staging for remaining apparatus was set for Stancil Field. nbspCrews had the leak controlled within 12 minutes of dispatch 8 minutes from time on scene. nbspAfter several minutes crews reentered for additional readings where they found low levels still remaining. nbspAfter two more re-entries readings returned to a safe level at which point command scaled back to 2 amp 1. nbspCrews were committed on scene for approximately one hour and then cleared. nbspChief 5 Hurst held the Clark Road command.ppVideo from the scenenbspa hrefhttpwww.wbaltv.comnewsmarylandharford-countyHazmat-crews-respond-to-ammonia-leak-in-Harford-Co-1063595614621364-k0jhhoz-index.html fcksavedurlhttpwww.wbaltv.comnewsmarylandharford-countyHazmat-crews-respond-to-ammonia-leak-in-Harford-Co-1063595614621364-k0jhhoz-index.htmlwww.wbaltv.comnewsmarylandharford-countyHazmat-crews-respond-to-ammonia-leak-in-Harford-Co-1063595614621364-k0jhhoz-index.htmlap
