Shelter-in-Place Lifted After Fire at Marathon Refinery in Texas City
2401 5th Ave S
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Summary
- A shelter-in-place order in Texas City was lifted after a fire at a Marathon facility prompted air monitoring due to a large smoke plume. No injuries were reported, and no chemicals were detected in the air. Emergency responders continue to monitor the situation as a precaution.
Timeline
The all-clear siren has been sounded. No further community action is required, though emergency responders are continuing air monitoring as a precaution.
No injuries were reported, and air monitoring did not detect the presence of any chemicals, though the shelter-in-place remained in effect as a precaution due to a large smoke plume.
The order was initially issued for the area from Bay Street Park to SH-146, then narrowed to 14th Street to 34th Street as emergency responders conducted air monitoring.
A shelter-in-place order issued for parts of Texas City following a fire at a Marathon facility Sunday morning has been lifted, officials said.
Incident reported at 2401 5th Ave S.
The all-clear siren has been sounded. No further community action is required, though emergency responders are continuing air monitoring as a precaution.
No injuries were reported, and air monitoring did not detect the presence of any chemicals, though the shelter-in-place remained in effect as a precaution due to a large smoke plume.
The order was initially issued for the area from Bay Street Park to SH-146, then narrowed to 14th Street to 34th Street as emergency responders conducted air monitoring.
A shelter-in-place order issued for parts of Texas City following a fire at a Marathon facility Sunday morning has been lifted, officials said.
Incident reported at 2401 5th Ave S.
The all-clear siren has been sounded. No further community action is required, though emergency responders are continuing air monitoring as a precaution.
No injuries were reported, and air monitoring did not detect the presence of any chemicals, though the shelter-in-place remained in effect as a precaution due to a large smoke plume.
The order was initially issued for the area from Bay Street Park to SH-146, then narrowed to 14th Street to 34th Street as emergency responders conducted air monitoring.
A shelter-in-place order issued for parts of Texas City following a fire at a Marathon facility Sunday morning has been lifted, officials said.
Incident reported at 2401 5th Ave S.
The all-clear siren has been sounded. No further community action is required, though emergency responders are continuing air monitoring as a precaution.
No injuries were reported, and air monitoring did not detect the presence of any chemicals, though the shelter-in-place remained in effect as a precaution due to a large smoke plume.
The order was initially issued for the area from Bay Street Park to SH-146, then narrowed to 14th Street to 34th Street as emergency responders conducted air monitoring.
A shelter-in-place order issued for parts of Texas City following a fire at a Marathon facility Sunday morning has been lifted, officials said.
Incident reported at 2401 5th Ave S.
The all-clear siren has been sounded. No further community action is required, though emergency responders are continuing air monitoring as a precaution.
No injuries were reported, and air monitoring did not detect the presence of any chemicals, though the shelter-in-place remained in effect as a precaution due to a large smoke plume.
The order was initially issued for the area from Bay Street Park to SH-146, then narrowed to 14th Street to 34th Street as emergency responders conducted air monitoring.
A shelter-in-place order issued for parts of Texas City following a fire at a Marathon facility Sunday morning has been lifted, officials said.
Incident reported at 2401 5th Ave S.
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