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Semi rollover in Spanish Fork Canyon requires fuel cleanup

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Semi rollover in Spanish Fork Canyon requires fuel cleanup
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A semi-truck rollover on westbound Highway 6 in Spanish Fork Canyon resulted in minor injuries and an uncontrolled fuel spill. Spanish Fork Fire & EMS responded to the scene near mile marker 199 to treat patients and contain the spill.

Key takeaways

  • A semi-truck rollover occurred on westbound Highway 6 near mile marker 199 in Spanish Fork Canyon.
  • Two patients with minor injuries were treated and released at the scene.
  • Spanish Fork Fire & EMS contained an uncontrolled fuel spill and coordinated a cleanup with an environmental response company.
  • No waterways were impacted by the fuel spill.

A semi-truck rollover on westbound Highway 6 near mile marker 199 in Spanish Fork Canyon required a fuel cleanup, according to a November 12 report by Gephardt Daily.

Spanish Fork Fire & EMS responded to the incident on Tuesday, which involved an uncontrolled fuel spill and two individuals with injuries.

Upon arrival at the scene, crews located two patients who had sustained minor injuries. Both patients were evaluated and treated before being released at the scene, an agency news release stated.

Fire crews also worked to contain an uncontrolled fuel spill at the site of the rollover.

Crews remained on the scene for two hours to coordinate with an environmental response company to safely clean up the spilled fuel. Officials stated that no waterways were impacted by the spill.

Responding units included Ambulance 63, Engine 62, Rescue 62, Squad 62, HazMat 61, Battalion 61, and Chief 61.

The incident occurred in Spanish Fork, Utah, according to the report published November 12.

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