Chlorine spill triggers emergency response at Norman Niles Roundabout

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September 24, 2026

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Chlorine spill triggers emergency response at Norman Niles Roundabout

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A chlorine spill at Norman Niles Roundabout this morning triggered an emergency response, with firefighters working to contain the chemical and prevent it from entering the drainage system.

Two of four containers, each holding 200 gallons, spilled when a truck overturned.

Our Christopher Wood was there to capture the spill.

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