MONROE, Wash. — A portion of Highway 2 near Monroe is back open after Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue says a semi-truck rear-ended a pickup.
The crash resulted in between 15 to 20 gallons of an herbicide mix spilling onto the roadway at milepost 12.
“We contained the liquids using absorbent materials and will be handing command to WSP and Department of Ecology for further cleanup,” Snohomish Regional Fire and Rescue said.
Washington State Patrol says westbound traffic was diverted to Roosevelt Road and Eastbound traffic was diverted to Fryelands Boulevard for several hours while the mess was cleaned up.
A semi truck rear ended a pickup towing a box trailer carrying an herbicide mixture. Around 15-20 gal leaked out of the containers onto the road. We contained the liquids using absorbent materials and will be handing command to WSP and Dpt of Ecology for further cleanup. pic.twitter.com/oak8EsQF0N
— Snohomish Regional Fire & Rescue (@SnoRegionalFire) September 18, 2024
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