Air Quality Warning After Recycling Center Fire
3605 Grays Ferry Ave, Grays Ferry, Philadelphia
Published · Updated
Watch Live Videos
Download CitizenSummary
- A fire at a recycling center in Philadelphia was brought under control by firefighters, who faced challenges from vehicles running over water lines.
- The Philadelphia Department of Public Health issued an air quality warning for the area, advising residents to stay indoors and take precautions as air quality testing continues.
Timeline
Health officials say no specific hazardous substances have been identified as of 6:30 p.m., but testing is ongoing. Residents are advised to close windows and doors, limit outdoor activity, wear a mask if outside, and seek medical care if they experience breathing issues, nausea, or dizziness.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 3605 Grays Ferry Ave.
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has issued a warning for residents in the area due to a possible air quality issue caused by the fire. Officials are urging people to avoid the area or stay indoors while inspectors collect air samples.
Citizen user video shows firefighters on the scene with a large fire burning behind the fence.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S 34th St & Grays Ferry Ave.
Health officials say no specific hazardous substances have been identified as of 6:30 p.m., but testing is ongoing. Residents are advised to close windows and doors, limit outdoor activity, wear a mask if outside, and seek medical care if they experience breathing issues, nausea, or dizziness.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 3605 Grays Ferry Ave.
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has issued a warning for residents in the area due to a possible air quality issue caused by the fire. Officials are urging people to avoid the area or stay indoors while inspectors collect air samples.
Citizen user video shows firefighters on the scene with a large fire burning behind the fence.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S 34th St & Grays Ferry Ave.
Health officials say no specific hazardous substances have been identified as of 6:30 p.m., but testing is ongoing. Residents are advised to close windows and doors, limit outdoor activity, wear a mask if outside, and seek medical care if they experience breathing issues, nausea, or dizziness.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 3605 Grays Ferry Ave.
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has issued a warning for residents in the area due to a possible air quality issue caused by the fire. Officials are urging people to avoid the area or stay indoors while inspectors collect air samples.
Citizen user video shows firefighters on the scene with a large fire burning behind the fence.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S 34th St & Grays Ferry Ave.
Health officials say no specific hazardous substances have been identified as of 6:30 p.m., but testing is ongoing. Residents are advised to close windows and doors, limit outdoor activity, wear a mask if outside, and seek medical care if they experience breathing issues, nausea, or dizziness.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 3605 Grays Ferry Ave.
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has issued a warning for residents in the area due to a possible air quality issue caused by the fire. Officials are urging people to avoid the area or stay indoors while inspectors collect air samples.
Citizen user video shows firefighters on the scene with a large fire burning behind the fence.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S 34th St & Grays Ferry Ave.
Health officials say no specific hazardous substances have been identified as of 6:30 p.m., but testing is ongoing. Residents are advised to close windows and doors, limit outdoor activity, wear a mask if outside, and seek medical care if they experience breathing issues, nausea, or dizziness.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 3605 Grays Ferry Ave.
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health has issued a warning for residents in the area due to a possible air quality issue caused by the fire. Officials are urging people to avoid the area or stay indoors while inspectors collect air samples.
Citizen user video shows firefighters on the scene with a large fire burning behind the fence.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at S 34th St & Grays Ferry Ave.
Stay up-to-date
Download CitizenRadio Clips
Show all 9 radio clips
Comments18
What caught on fire ? Because they haven’t picked up recycling in 3 weeks🤔
Not that kind of recycling
I want to know what they’re worried about in the air. Don’t tell me this much without specifics
Its a car recycling, what do think smh
Literally was driving & went a detour due to smelling smoke & seeing a bunch of trucks & cop cars flying down the street
A lot of fires be happening
What caught on fire ? Because they haven’t picked up recycling in 3 weeks🤔
Not that kind of recycling
I want to know what they’re worried about in the air. Don’t tell me this much without specifics
Its a car recycling, what do think smh
Literally was driving & went a detour due to smelling smoke & seeing a bunch of trucks & cop cars flying down the street
A lot of fires be happening
What caught on fire ? Because they haven’t picked up recycling in 3 weeks🤔
Not that kind of recycling
I want to know what they’re worried about in the air. Don’t tell me this much without specifics
Its a car recycling, what do think smh
Literally was driving & went a detour due to smelling smoke & seeing a bunch of trucks & cop cars flying down the street
A lot of fires be happening
What caught on fire ? Because they haven’t picked up recycling in 3 weeks🤔
Not that kind of recycling
I want to know what they’re worried about in the air. Don’t tell me this much without specifics
Its a car recycling, what do think smh
Literally was driving & went a detour due to smelling smoke & seeing a bunch of trucks & cop cars flying down the street
A lot of fires be happening
Stay informed on local incidents
Download Citizen
What caught on fire ? Because they haven’t picked up recycling in 3 weeks🤔
Not that kind of recycling
I want to know what they’re worried about in the air. Don’t tell me this much without specifics
Its a car recycling, what do think smh
Literally was driving & went a detour due to smelling smoke & seeing a bunch of trucks & cop cars flying down the street
A lot of fires be happening