2001 ANNUAL REPORT OF

HAZARDOUS MATERIAL INCIDENTS IN OREGON

AS REPORTED BY

OREGON FIRE SERVICE

Department of Oregon State Police Office of State Fire Marshal

Hazardous Substance Information System 4760 Portland Road NE Salem OR 97305-1760 503-373-1540, Ext. 353

Fax 503-373-1825 E-mail: sfm.cr2k@state.or.us

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Program Overview .........................................................................................................................................1

Key Factors ....................................................................................................................................................3

List of Incidents for Calendar Year 2001 ......................................................................................................4

Number of Incidents Per Month ....................................................................................................................13

Number of Incidents Per Day of the Week ...................................................................................................14

Number of Incidents Reported by County .....................................................................................................15

Departments Responding ...............................................................................................................................16

Units Responding ..........................................................................................................................................17

Scene Type ....................................................................................................................................................18

Area Type ......................................................................................................................................................18

Weather Upon Release ..................................................................................................................................19

Wind Speed ...................................................................................................................................................19

Estimated Property Loss ................................................................................................................................20

Action Taken at Scene ...................................................................................................................................20

Source of Release ..........................................................................................................................................21

Material Involved ..........................................................................................................................................22

Cause of Incident ...........................................................................................................................................22

Hazmat Behavior on Release .........................................................................................................................23

Environmental Contamination .......................................................................................................................23

List of Materials Spilled ................................................................................................................................24

Top Twenty Chemicals ..................................................................................................................................25

Incidents Reported by Hazard Class ..............................................................................................................26

Total Amount Released by Unit of Measure .................................................................................................27

Material Identification Sources .....................................................................................................................27

Casualties .......................................................................................................................................................28

Chemicals Involved Where Casualties Occurred ..........................................................................................29

Historical Charts ............................................................................................................................................30

Request for Hazardous Substance Information .............................................................................................33

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PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Introduction The 1985 Oregon Legislature created the Community Right to Know Program to provide information on haz-ardous substances within our state. Part of this program is the Hazardous Materials Incident Reporting Sys-tem (OAR 837-085-0380). Under this system, emergency service personnel responding to an incident of threatened or actual injury to a human, wildlife, domestic animal, or in which damage to the environment, or any property loss occurs resulting from a hazardous substance or waste incident are required to submit a writ-ten report of the incident to the Office of State Fire Marshal. This report must be submitted within10 work-ing days after the incident occurs. The following incidents are exempted from the reporting requirements: 1. Motor fuels which are spilled in quantities of less than 42 gallons from a vehicle, unless it enters a water-

way or is determined to endanger the public safety or immediate or surrounding environment, including groundwater; or

2. Sewage overflow; or 3. Structure fires or other emergencies where hazardous substances are involved as exposures, if the quanti-

ties exposed are less than 42 gallons. This means that a Hazardous Material Incident Report would not be required for a structure fire or other emergency if consumer quantities of hazardous substances did not di-rectly relate to the cause of the emergency or to injuries or death. If these consumer quantities caused the incident or contributed to an injury or death, a written Hazardous Material Incident Report would be re-quired.

The following incidents are subject to the reporting requirements: 4. Except for 1, 2, and 3 above, all incidents including the release or threatened release of a hazardous mate-

rial shall be reported. This includes, for example, a warranted response, based on the good intent of the caller, to a situation where no hazardous material is released or found.

This also applies to a situation whereby the emergency responders take possession of hazardous materials to abate a hazard to the public; i.e., drug lab chemicals. For both of these examples, proper documentation for state and local purposes is essential.

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Data Collection is Important This report summarizes the 2001 Hazardous Material Incident Reports gathered from emergency responders. The reports submitted were not always fully completed; therefore, the statistics and numbers reported throughout this report may not always equate to the same total. The OSFM encourages those who complete the Hazardous Material Emergency Incident Report forms to complete the form in its entirety. Why is it necessary to submit a State Fire Marshal Hazardous Material Incident Report? First, the report is required by Oregon Revised Statutes and by Administrative Rule. Also, the submission of the report allows OSFM to enter the information into a database, from which reports such as this one can be created and used by any agency for analysis, budgeting, and forecasting purposes. In order to maintain an accurate and veri-fiable profile of hazardous material incidents in Oregon, it is essential that emergency response agencies sub-mit a written report after an incident.

Access to the Information Data obtained from the Hazardous Material Incident Reports is available via the internet at www.sfm.state.or.us. Specialized reports can also be created upon written request. You may obtain a Request for Hazardous Sub-stance Information form from our website at www.sfm.state.or.us. The form is referred to on the OSFM website as the Customized Report Request form. You may also call or e-mail our office to request that the Request for Hazardous Substance Information form be sent to you. The e-mail address to use in making this request is sfm.cr2k@state.or.us, or call 503-373-1540, extension 353. Once OSFM receives your completed Request for Hazardous Substance Information, you will generally receive a response within the next three business days. Larger requests may take additional time. Two additional Hazardous Material Incident summary reports are available on the OSFM website. They are: 1. Historical Listing of all Hazmat Incidents. This report lists all hazmat incidents reported to the Office of State Fire Marshal since July 1986.

The listing is sorted alphabetically by county, then alphabetically by cities in that county, and finally by street number.

2. Quarterly Incident Report. This report contains statewide hazardous material incident statistics and a summary for the last quar-

ter, the quarter prior, and year-to-date totals. A breakdown of the number of incidents that occurred during the quarter for each county is also provided in this report.

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KEY FACTORS

Below is a list of factors in highest occurrence in 2001. There were 377 hazardous material incidents reported in 2001. Included for comparison is data from 2000.

CATEGORY 2001 2000

Area Type Residential: 124 Commercial: 114

Residential: 124 Commercial: 108

Behavior On Release Inert, No Reaction : 149 Contaminated Area: 107

Inert, No Reaction: 135 Contaminated Area: 104

Casualties Injuries: 57 Decontaminated: 64

Cause of Incident Normal Operation : 73 Normal Operation: 63

Chemicals Involved Drug Lab Chemicals: 50 Unknown Chemical: 48

Drug Lab Chemicals: 66 Natural Gas: 45

County Multnomah: 121 Jackson: 78

Multnomah: 138 Jackson: 49

Hazardous Materials by Hazard Class Misc Haz. Materials: 103 Combustible Materials: 21

Materials Identified By Responsible Party: 131 Responsible Party: 138

Materials Involved Product: 123 Fuel: 148

Occurrence: Month October : 68 March: 39

August: 45

Occurrence: Day of Week Wednesday: 78 Thursday: 75

Scene Type Public Road: 112 Public Road: 140

Source of Incident Other: 86 Drug Lab: 84

Units Responding Fire: 453 Fire: 828

Weather Fair: 264 Fair: 282

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LIST OF INCIDENTS FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2001 SORTED BY COUNTY, CITY, AND LOCATION

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BAKER NA MP 325 W I-84 05/07/01 HM14-010094 DICHLOROMETHANE

BENTON CORVALLIS 1625 SW 53RD ST 07/24/01 HM05-010180 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS CORVALLIS 2380 ROLLING GARDEN DR 08/25/01 0076-010247 CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE CORVALLIS 300 SW 4TH ST 02/22/01 0076-010055 GASOLINE CORVALLIS 360 SW AVERY 08/06/01 HM05-010215 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS CORVALLIS 3RD ST & CHAPMAN TO POLK 02/07/01 0076-010029 DIESEL FUEL CORVALLIS 900 NW HOBART AVE 02/22/01 0076-010054 GASOLINE CORVALLIS SW AVERY PARK LN 02/04/01 0076-010028 MOTOR OIL

CLACKAMAS AURORA SOUTH I-5 @ MP 281 08/20/01 HM09-010193 SODIUM HYDROXIDE CANBY S BARLOW AND WHISKEY HILL RD 06/05/01 0042-010396 DIESEL CANBY 24540 S 99E HWY 09/01/01 0042-010397 NATURAL GAS CANBY 29335 S NEEDY RD 10/22/01 0042-010398 DIESEL CLACKAMAS HWY 212 / HWY 224 12/19/01 HM03-010342 MURIATIC ACID CLACKAMAS MP28 N I-5 @ BALDOCK REST AREA 12/14/01 HM09-010338 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL LAKE OSWEGO 1295 HIDEAWAY LN 08/01/01 HM09-010184 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL LAKE OSWEGO 3800 JEFF PKWY (PARKING LOT S.

OF) 07/03/01 0193-010206 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE 12.5%

LAKE OSWEGO BROOKHURST & HWY 43 09/02/01 0193-010250 GASOLINE LAKE OSWEGO BRYANT RD @ UPPER DR 03/02/01 0193-010053 DIESEL LAKE OSWEGO STATE ST / FOOTHILLS DR 10/12/01 HM09-010257 FLOUR LAKE OSWEGO SW JEFFERSON PKWY & SW

MCNARY ST 07/03/01 HM09-010136 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE

OAK GROVE 14760 SE ARISTA 08/02/01 HM03-010189 RED PHOSPHORUS OREGON CITY MOLLALLA AND BEAVERCREEK 04/02/01 HM09-010319 MERCURY OREGON CITY REDLAND RD AT 213 01/18/01 HM09-010006 DIESEL FUEL WILSONVILLE 6823 SW WILSONVILLE RD 07/06/01 HM09-010363 TEMPO 20WP

CLATSOP SEASIDE 2148 S FRANKLIN 10/30/01 HM11-010281 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL WARRENTON 695 S HWY 101 06/05/01 0398-010153 DIESEL FUEL

COLUMBIA CLATSKANIE 73720 CEDAR GROVE RD 11/19/01 0061-010380 GASOLINE LEADED REGULAR CLATSKANIE 80997 KALLUNKI RD 10/18/01 HM11-010268 INERT ABSORBENT POWDER CLATSKANIE EVERGREEN SHOPPING CENTER 10/19/01 0061-010374 UNKNOWN WHITE POWDER CLATSKANIE HWY 30 EB LANE & SWEDETOWN 09/19/01 0061-010370 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL

COOS COOS BAY 93086 HOBBY LN 10/29/01 HM15-010285 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL COOS BAY HWY 42 & HWY 242 JUCTION 06/25/01 HM15-010134 SODIUM HYDROXIDE

CROOK PRINEVILLE 1471 NW LAMONTA RD 05/29/01 0305-010399 NATURAL GAS PRINEVILLE 1495 NE 3RD ST 11/09/01 0529-010400 UNKNOWN WHITE POWDER

COUNTY/CITY ADDRESS DATE INCIDENT ID# CHEMICAL

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DESCHUTES BEND 1446 NE LOCKSLEY DR 10/15/01 HM07-010239 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL REDMOND HWY 20 E MP 18 04/14/01 HM07-010087 DIESEL SUNRIVER 56857 ENTERPRISE DR 10/16/01 HM07-010282 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL

DOUGLAS GLIDE 13804 BUCKHORN RD 02/16/01 0134-010106 DIESEL GLIDE 2000 BLK GLIDE LOOP DR 01/08/01 0134-010107 FUEL OIL GLIDE HWY 138 & LITTLE RIVER 07/27/01 0134-010216 DIESEL #2 OAKLAND I-5 MP 140 10/26/01 HM01-010284 PHOSPHORIC ACID OAKLAND I-5 NB 140 10/26/01 0268-010390 PHOSPHORIC ACID ROSEBURG 3400 HWY 99 S 01/04/01 0095-010146 DIESEL WINCHESTER 5571 NE STEPHENS 03/17/01 0095-010145 MERCURY

GILLIAM ARLINGTON ARLINGTON MARINA 03/26/01 HM10-010040 DIESEL ARLINGTON COLUMBIA RIDGE LANDFILL 11/21/01 HM10-010288 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL ARLINGTON I-84 MP 123 08/13/01 HM10-010192 DIESEL

GRANT PRAIRIE CITY PRAIRIE CITY SCHOOL 09/26/01 0191-010311 ALUMINUM CHLORIDE, ANHY-

DROUS HOOD RIVER CASCADE LOCKS 425 NW WANAPA ST 06/01/01 0050-010395 DIESEL FUEL HOOD RIVER 949 EAST MARINA WAY 10/17/01 HM03-010258 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS

JACKSON APPLEGATE 4141 HUMBUG CREEK RD 10/25/01 0428-010375 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED CENTRAL POINT 3258 WILLOW SPRINGS RD 09/09/01 P03-010297 MURIATIC ACID EAGLE POINT 470 OLD HWY 62 #1 08/27/01 P03-010241 RED DEVIL LYE GOLD HILL 12400 HWY 238 12/13/01 P03-010365 IODINE TINCTURE 7% GOLD HILL 12400 HWY 238 12/13/01 P03-010367 IODINE TINCTURE 7% GOLD HILL 2900 ROGUE RIVER HWY 09/20/01 HM08-010228 ACID GOLD HILL 981 4TH AVE 10/05/01 P03-010312 IODINE GOLD HILL I-5 AT MP 40 10/08/01 HM08-010236 HYDROGEN FLUORIDE GRANTS PASS THREE RIVERS - DIMICK ST 03/23/01 HM08-010072 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL MEDFORD 1 SKYLINE DR 06/16/01 0224-010159 VICTORY MEDFORD 1007 W 9TH ST 11/24/01 0224-010383 GASOLINE UNLEADED MEDFORD 1108 WINCHESTER ST 10/08/01 0224-010372 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 1127 N CENTRAL 02/14/01 0224-010075 DIESEL FUEL MEDFORD 1200 MIRA MAR AVE 11/09/01 0224-010378 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 1314 CENTER DR 05/24/01 0224-010168 GASOLINE MEDFORD 1519 WESTINE HEIGHTS 01/03/01 0224-010073 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 1600 N RIVERSIDE 03/19/01 0224-010082 DIESEL FUEL MEDFORD 1841 ALCAN 03/22/01 0224-010083 PROPANE MEDFORD 185 S MODOC AVE 05/30/01 0224-010166 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED MEDFORD 1923 SAGE RD 12/16/01 0224-010386 DIESEL MEDFORD 204 CRATER LAKE AVE 10/16/01 P03-010313 NAPTHA MEDFORD 2171 MAGNOLIA 10/09/01 0224-010373 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 2230 BIDDLE RD 04/24/01 0224-010173 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION

FLUID MEDFORD 2230 RIDDLE RD 06/01/01 0224-010165 GASOLINE MEDFORD 2236 MEALS DR 04/25/01 0224-010171 PROPANE MEDFORD 2274 BRENTWOOD 07/12/01 0224-010315 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 2430 GRIFFEN CREEK 11/17/01 0224-010392 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 245 S GRAPE ST 04/23/01 0224-010174 DIESEL

COUNTY/CITY ADDRESS DATE INCIDENT ID# CHEMICAL

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MEDFORD 246 BEATTY ST 12/26/01 0224-010387 METHANE MEDFORD 2518 S PACIFIC HWY 06/10/01 0225-010160 PROPANE MEDFORD 2531 S PACIFIC HWY 08/22/01 0224-010303 GASOLINE MEDFORD 2739 N PAC HWY 11/07/01 0224-010377 ANTIFREEZE MEDFORD 2756 DONNA LEE DR 06/20/01 0224-010158 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 2900 BLK OF S PAC HWY 03/13/01 0224-010079 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 2951 DOCTORS PARK 05/07/01 0224-010170 GASOLINE MEDFORD 310 6TH STREET 10/18/01 HM08-010261 UNKNOWN WHITE POWDER MEDFORD 3130 CRATER LAKE AVE 09/29/01 0224-010371 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 3200 CRATER LAKE AVE 02/21/01 0224-010077 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 3431 S PAC HWY 03/13/01 0224-010080 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED MEDFORD 3439 E BARNETT RD 11/17/01 0224-010379 METHANE MEDFORD 35 VANCOUVER AVE 03/15/01 0224-010081 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 3501 LEAR WY 06/22/01 0224-010157 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 3639 CRATER LAKE AVE 04/06/01 0224-010203 GASOLINE MEDFORD 3639 CRATER LAKE HWY 12/15/01 0224-010385 GASOLINE MEDFORD 4144 COAL MINE RD 06/02/01 0225-010164 PROPANE MEDFORD 4729 FERN VALLEY RD 04/20/01 0225-010176 DIESEL FUEL MEDFORD 4TH & RIVERSIDE 03/02/01 0224-010078 ANTIFREEZE MEDFORD 501 MEDFORD CENTER 12/26/01 0224-010388 AMMONIUM SULFIDE MEDFORD 501 MEDFORD CENTER 11/23/01 0224-010382 MOTOR OIL MEDFORD 503 AIRPORT RD 08/31/01 0224-010302 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 515 MEDFORD CENTER DR 09/24/01 0224-010301 GASOLINE MEDFORD 600 OAK ST 10/26/01 0224-010376 GASOLINE MEDFORD 601 1/2 W MC ANDREWS RD 11/27/01 P03-010358 ACETONE MEDFORD 618 S COLUMBUS 04/07/01 0224-010201 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 700 BLOCK OF N RIVERSIDE 09/29/01 P03-010306 HEET MEDFORD 764 W MCANDREWS 05/07/01 0224-010169 PROPANE MEDFORD 841 STEWART 04/20/01 0224-010175 GASOLINE UNLEADED MEDFORD 865 STEWART 10/29/01 0225-010391 MURIATIC ACID MEDFORD 8TH & LINCOLN 06/12/01 0224-010161 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD 901 MASON WAY 10/19/01 HM08-010266 UNKNOWN WHITE POWDER MEDFORD BEAR CREEL SKATE PARK 02/17/01 0224-010076 CONCRETE SEALER MEDFORD CORNER OF 9TH & FIR 06/07/01 0224-010162 GASOLINE MEDFORD CORNER OF 9TH & GRAPE 07/28/01 0224-010305 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED MEDFORD E BARNETT RD @ ALBA DR 06/06/01 0224-010163 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL MEDFORD E BARNETT RD AT ALBA DR 12/04/01 0224-010384 GASOLINE MEDFORD FOOTHILL RD & CEADARLINKS RD 04/19/01 0224-010199 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED MEDFORD HIGHLAND DR @ E BARNETT RD 04/25/01 0224-010172 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED MEDFORD HILLCREST @ MONTEREY 04/11/01 0224-010200 NATURAL GAS MEDFORD HILTON AT BIDDLE RD 11/21/01 0224-010381 OXYGEN LIQUID MEDFORD I-5 OFF RAMP @ HWY 62 03/31/01 0224-010202 DIESEL FUEL MEDFORD I-5 SB ON RAMP MP 30 09/26/01 0224-010300 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL MEDFORD N RIVERSIDE & KENNET 08/01/01 0224-010304 ETHYLENE GLYCOL MEDFORD S OAKDALE, 326 05/28/01 0224-010167 NATURAL GAS PHOENIX 135 FERN VALLEY RD 01/30/01 0224-010074 NATURAL GAS PHOENIX 3770 FERN VALLEY RD 10/19/01 HM08-010267 FIRE EXTINGUISHING AGENT ROGUE RIVER 910 SCHEFFLEIN GULCH RD 03/28/01 P03-010105 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS ROGUE RIVER 910 SCHIEFELIN GULCH 06/23/01 P03-010205 COLEMAN FUEL TALENT 9067 WAGNER CREEK RD 12/19/01 P03-010366 IODINE

COUNTY/CITY ADDRESS DATE INCIDENT ID# CHEMICAL

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JEFFERSON MADRAS HESS RD (BRIGHT WOOD MILL) 11/02/01 HM07-010283 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL WARM SPRINGS WARM SPRINGS EARLY ED CTR 10/26/01 HM07-010274 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL

KLAMATH CRESCENT ROCK PIT ON CRESCENT CO CUT-

OFF 08/17/01 0082-010251 TACK

KLAMATH FALLS 100 MAIN ST 02/15/01 0359-010030 CHLORINATING CONCENTRATE KLAMATH FALLS 1851 AVALON ST 10/29/01 0359-010316 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL KLAMATH FALLS 25 MAIN ST 03/11/01 0359-010068 NATURAL GAS KLAMATH FALLS 2660 SHASTA WAY 03/25/01 0359-010071 NATURAL GAS KLAMATH FALLS 6511 SARAH CIR 08/18/01 0359-010243 NATURAL GAS KLAMATH FALLS 756 W OREGON AVE 10/15/01 HM04-010254 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL KLAMATH FALLS MP 57 HWY 140 W 09/26/01 0359-010299 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL

LANE BLACHLY 1 MI UP LK CRK RD FROM HORTON

MRKT 01/08/01 HM02-010002 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED

COTTAGE GROVE I-5 S EXIT 173 04/06/01 HM02-010050 HYDROFLUORIC ACID CRESWELL 298 E OREGON AVE 06/14/01 0083-010156 GASOLINE EUGENE 1030 GREEN ACRES 08/26/01 0110-010244 FREON EUGENE 1045 GREEN ACRES 06/13/01 0110-010154 GASOLINE EUGENE 11TH ST ON TERRY N END 09/04/01 0110-010295 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED EUGENE 1371 E 13TH 11/15/01 HM02-010286 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL EUGENE 160 OAKWAY RD 04/01/01 0110-010116 GASOLINE EUGENE 2020 FRANKLIN BLVD 03/30/01 HM02-010041 GASOLINE EUGENE 2100 SHIELDS AVE 10/12/01 0110-010307 FLOUR WITH STRYCHNINE EUGENE 2426 RANDY LN 07/30/01 0110-010214 NATURAL GAS EUGENE 29TH & WILLAMETTE 10/12/01 HM02-010314 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL EUGENE 300 BLK OF W 7TH 03/14/01 0110-010066 ETHYLENE GLYCOL EUGENE 3040 N DELTA HWY 05/04/01 0001-010141 SULFURIC ACID EUGENE 3400 FRANKLIN BLVD 04/13/01 HM02-010085 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS EUGENE 410 RIVER AVE 01/03/01 0001-010022 CHLORINE EUGENE 4235 BOSTON 10/13/01 0110-010294 MOTOR OIL EUGENE 7TH & VAN BUREN 01/18/01 0110-010027 NATURAL GAS EUGENE 90550 AIRPORT RD 07/19/01 0110-010249 DIESEL EUGENE CANTRELL RD 01/12/01 HM02-010003 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS EUGENE DELTA HWY & BELTLINE RD 02/23/01 HM02-010013 GASOLINE EUGENE EUGENE AIRPORT 01/16/01 0110-010026 JET FUEL EUGENE GOODPASTURE & ALEXANDER LP 08/19/01 0110-010245 TRANSMISSION & HYDRAULIC

OIL EUGENE OAK PATCH & AMAZON SLOUGH 10/13/01 0110-010293 PAINT LATEX MCKENZIE BRIDGE MCKENZIE HWY 126 E MP 49 08/15/01 0110-010246 DIESEL NA MCKENZIE HWY 126E MP 49 05/15/01 HM02-010346 DIESEL SPRINGFIELD 225 5THST 11/06/01 HM02-010350 SUGAR SPRINGFIELD 42ND & OLYMPIC 05/09/01 0347-010119 DIESEL SPRINGFIELD 475 28TH 07/16/01 HM02-010179 PHENOL SPRINGFIELD I-5 N MP 195 12/14/01 0347-010369 MOTOR OIL

COUNTY/CITY ADDRESS DATE INCIDENT ID# CHEMICAL

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LINCOLN YACHATS 95478 HWY 101 10/14/01 HM02-010269 SULFUR DIOXIDE

LINN ALBANY 530 SW 34TH AVE 02/14/01 0004-010058 CHROMIUM OXIDE HARRISBURG I-5 MP 205 08/23/01 HM02-010195 TETRAHYDROFURAN LEBANON 650 F ST 09/06/01 HM05-010222 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS

MARION JEFFERSON 1298 N 2ND ST 09/15/01 0265-010298 CHLORINE JEFFERSON 201 FERRY 02/22/01 HM05-010016 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED SALEM 1320 CAPITAL ST NE 10/17/01 0321-010354 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL SALEM 1351 TANDEM NE 03/29/01 0321-010117 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 30% SALEM 2671 E LAKE SE 08/04/01 0321-010242 NATURAL GAS SALEM 3990 FAIRVIEW INDUSTRIAL 02/18/01 0321-010057 MIXED ACID SALEM 4000 DEER HAVEN DR NE 09/27/01 0321-010356 NATURAL GAS SALEM 4245 KALE ST NE 10/03/01 0321-010355 PROPANE SALEM 465 FORD ST SE 01/25/01 0321-010056 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS SALEM BELLEVIEW & WINTER 06/17/01 0321-010208 HYDRAULIC OIL SALEM SALEM PKWY & HYACINTH 04/23/01 0321-010118 DIESEL FUEL SUBLIMITY GOLF CLUB RD AT HWY 22 08/29/01 0358-010393 TRANSMISSION OIL

MORROW BOARDMAN BOARDMAN REST AREA 10/17/01 HM10-010259 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL

MULTNOMAH FAIRVIEW 23303 NE SANDY 06/12/01 HM03-010127 CHLORINE GRESHAM 16520 NE GLISAN #16 04/27/01 HM03-010093 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS GRESHAM 17777 NE SACREMENTO 04/07/01 HM03-010088 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS GRESHAM 20481 SE STARK ST 09/13/01 HM03-010223 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS GRESHAM 2646 NE HOGAN RD 04/08/01 HM03-010084 FLOUR GRESHAM 360 NW BURNSIDE RD 07/25/01 HM03-010182 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE GRESHAM 854 SE 172ND 11/24/01 HM03-010287 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS GRESHAM NE 181 & I-84 04/23/01 HM03-010089 PETROLEUM OIL HOOD RIVER CASCADE LOCKS POE 09/05/01 HM03-010220 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED MILWAUKIE 4040 SE INDUSTRIAL WY 04/02/01 HM03-010042 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED OREGON CITY 1512 POLK ST 08/01/01 HM06-010181 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 1000 SW VISTA AVE 10/29/01 HM06-010324 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED PORTLAND 101 N MORRIS APT 401 11/28/01 HM06-010335 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 10210 N VANCOUVER WAY 01/10/01 HM06-010033 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 10430 SE HOLGATE 09/14/01 HM06-010225 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 11040 N LOMBARD 04/10/01 0291-010150 LIGHT BUNKER OIL PORTLAND 11040 N LOMBARD ST TERMINAL 4

BERTH 04/08/01 0291-010112 BUNKER FUEL OIL

PORTLAND 11518 NE GLENN WIDING DR 05/31/01 HM06-010121 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 117TH AND AIRPORT WAY 02/22/01 HM06-010014 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 11835 NE MORRIS 08/07/01 HM06-010187 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 1211 SW GLISAN 03/22/01 0291-010113 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND 122 NE MARINE DR 05/11/01 0291-010151 DIESEL PORTLAND 1221 SW 4TH AVE RM 310 10/10/01 HM06-010237 UNKNOWN WHITE POWDER PORTLAND 1325 NW SLOCUM WY 10/17/01 HM06-010291 UNKNOWN WHITE POWDER PORTLAND 133 NE 97TH AVE 03/28/01 HM06-010048 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 13515 NE SACRAMENTO 10/27/01 HM06-010280 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED PORTLAND 15001 SE MAIN 06/20/01 HM06-010132 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 15009 NE AIRPORT WAY 08/31/01 0291-010248 DIESEL

COUNTY/CITY ADDRESS DATE INCIDENT ID# CHEMICAL

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PORTLAND 164TH & POWELL 04/17/01 HM06-010103 DIESEL PORTLAND 1704 NE 43RD AVE 01/30/01 0291-010108 FUEL OIL PORTLAND 1704 NE 43RD AVE 01/30/01 0291-010060 FUEL OIL PORTLAND 1776 SW MADISON 10/29/01 HM06-010323 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED PORTLAND 1801 N MARINE DR 11/30/01 HM06-010336 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 1908 NE 90TH 12/05/01 0291-010359 FURNACE OIL PORTLAND 1920 SW SPRING ST 08/29/01 HM06-010197 WASTE RADIOACTIVE PORTLAND 2110 SE POWELL 10/19/01 HM06-010320 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND 2124 SE CLINTON 08/30/01 HM06-010196 METH LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 2128 SE 92 03/24/01 HM06-010047 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 220 NE COLUMBIA BLVD 02/20/01 HM06-010012 AQUA AMMONIA PORTLAND 221 NE SCHUYLER 10/22/01 HM06-010321 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND 250 N TOMAHAWK DR 02/13/01 0291-010061 GASOLINE PORTLAND 250 N TOMAHAWK IS DR C19 02/13/01 0291-010110 GASOLINE PORTLAND 2505 SE 11TH 10/04/01 HM06-010234 MINERAL OIL PORTLAND 2519 NW ARGYLE 07/16/01 HM06-010218 BENTONE PORTLAND 2738 SW PATTON CT 07/17/01 HM06-010178 MERCURY PORTLAND 2925 SE 50TH AVE 10/18/01 HM06-010292 EPHEDRINE POWDER PORTLAND 2935 SE 64TH 11/28/01 HM06-010334 RED PHOSPHORUS PORTLAND 3181 SW SAM JACKSON PARK RD 11/07/01 HM09-010331 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND 326 SW BROADWAY 10/31/01 HM06-010326 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED PORTLAND 3334 SE 118TH AVE 12/03/01 HM06-010332 RED PHOSPHORUS PORTLAND 3607 NE ALAMEDA 08/06/01 HM06-010188 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 3700 N OVERLOOK 01/04/01 0291-010021 WASTE ACID PORTLAND 3700 SE 65TH AVE 11/26/01 HM06-010329 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 3710 SW US VETERANS HOSPITAL 10/24/01 HM06-010277 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND 3710 SW US VETERANS HOSPITAL

RD 05/31/01 HM06-010104 ETHYLENE OXIDE

PORTLAND 4507 NE 52ND 03/08/01 HM06-010032 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 4600 SE HARNEY DR 08/02/01 HM06-010185 SODIUM HYDROXIDE PORTLAND 4805 NE GLISAN 08/10/01 HM06-010190 XYLENE PORTLAND 4805 NE GLISAN 09/14/01 HM06-010224 FORMALIN PORTLAND 4807 SE REX DR 10/17/01 HM06-010290 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 4855 NE RODNEY 03/19/01 HM06-010045 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 500 SW STARK 09/05/01 HM06-010219 GRANULAR ALKALINE SUB-

STANCE PORTLAND 5107 SE BUSH ST 03/10/01 0291-010065 AUTOMOTIVE OIL PRODUCTS PORTLAND 5107 SE BUSH ST 03/10/01 0291-010109 OIL MIX PORTLAND 5109 SE 66TH 07/13/01 HM06-010140 ISOCYANATE PORTLAND 5337 NE COURIER CT 06/21/01 HM06-010130 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED PORTLAND 5434 SE 72ND 10/29/01 0291-010361 DIESEL FUEL PORTLAND 55 SE 76TH 05/24/01 HM03-010095 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 5511 NE 55TH AVE 12/22/01 HM06-010345 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 555 SW OAK 11/07/01 HM06-010327 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND 5578 SE 112ND 03/02/01 HM06-010036 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 5703 N MARINE DR 10/23/01 HM06-010271 UNKNOWN WHITE POWDER PORTLAND 5732 SE DUKE 07/05/01 HM06-010137 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 5929 N LOMBARD ST #4 04/26/01 HM06-010091 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 625 NE 75TH 10/29/01 HM06-010325 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED PORTLAND 6400 NW FRONT AVE 09/30/01 HM06-010232 SULFUR DIOXIDE PORTLAND 6417 SE WOODSTOCK BLVD 10/10/01 HM06-010333 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 6428 NE 31 05/21/01 HM06-010100 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL

COUNTY/CITY ADDRESS DATE INCIDENT ID# CHEMICAL

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PORTLAND 6433 SE 128TH 08/06/01 HM06-010186 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 6518 SE 50TH AVE 10/25/01 HM06-010279 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICALS PORTLAND 6822 N INTERSTATE AVE 07/24/01 0291-010212 NATURAL GAS PORTLAND 6934 N INTERSTATE AVE 10/16/01 0291-010362 NATURAL GAS PORTLAND 6935 N JERSEY 11/08/01 HM06-010328 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 7047 N GREELEY 05/10/01 HM06-010101 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 7315 N FENWICK AVE 04/04/01 0291-010115 NATURAL GAS PORTLAND 735 NE 120 AVE 03/27/01 HM06-010124 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND 7404 N INTERSTATE AVE 05/04/01 HM06-010102 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 7424 SE 64 03/27/01 HM06-010049 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND 7425 NE AIRTRANS WY 06/08/01 HM06-010128 WASTE DIESEL PORTLAND 7433 N INTERSTATE BLVD 05/27/01 0291-010149 GASOLINE UNLEADED PORTLAND 7616 N COLUMBIA BLVD 04/27/01 HM06-010092 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 8022 ASPEN SUMMIT DR APT #214 01/21/01 HM06-010005 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 8070 NE AIRTRANS WAY 05/25/01 HM06-010099 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED PORTLAND 8440 NE HALSEY ST 11/05/01 0291-010360 AMMONIA PORTLAND 8510 NE SANDY BLVD 10/29/01 HM06-010322 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED PORTLAND 904 N BALDWIN 02/09/01 HM06-010009 ACETONE PORTLAND 9220 NE LEVEE 06/21/01 HM06-010131 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 9222 N HARBORGATE 06/20/01 HM06-010133 TRIETHOXYSILANE PORTLAND 9233 N CALVERT AVE 04/11/01 HM06-010052 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 9317 N PENINSULAR AVE 04/11/01 HM06-010051 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 933 SW 25TH AVE 03/20/01 HM06-010046 SALT PORTLAND 9505 NE GERTZ CIR 12/18/01 HM06-010344 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 9710 N CENTRAL ST 05/30/01 HM06-010120 GASOLINE PORTLAND INT'L TERMINAL, PORT OF PORT-

LAND 03/29/01 0291-010114 WASTE OIL MIXTURE

PORTLAND N IVY & MLK BLVD 08/15/01 HM06-010194 ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL PORTLAND NE 122ND AVE & AIRPORT WY 06/01/01 0291-010148 DIESEL FUEL PORTLAND NE KILLINGSWORTH & MLK BLVD 07/21/01 0291-010211 DIESEL PORTLAND NE WASCO ST @ 82ND AVE 06/12/01 0291-010155 LATEX PAINTS PORTLAND NW NICOLAI & NW ST HELENS RD 05/26/01 0291-010147 DIESEL FUEL #2 PORTLAND NW YEON @ THE RAMP TO I-405 02/19/01 0291-010062 DIESEL FUEL PORTLAND NW YEON @ THE RAMP TO I-405 02/19/01 0291-010111 DIESEL FUEL PORTLAND PIAP SW RAMP 12/18/01 0299-010368 AV GAS PORTLAND SE 119TH & POWELL 09/18/01 HM06-010256 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND SE 28TH & HOLGATE 06/05/01 HM06-010122 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND SE 73RD & RAYMOND 01/10/01 0291-010059 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND SE 73RD AND RAYMOND 01/10/01 HM06-010034 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND SE 81ST/DUKE 09/20/01 HM06-010227 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND SE 8TH & GRANT 10/25/01 HM06-010278 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICALS PORTLAND SW 4TH & HARRISON 10/12/01 HM06-010240 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PORTLAND SW MAIN ST/SW PARK AVE 10/10/01 HM06-010330 STARCH PORTLAND WILLAMETTE RVR TERMINAL 4

BERTH 414 05/30/01 0291-010152 BUNKER FUEL OIL

POLK MONMOUTH 437 E CLAY (POST OFFICE) 10/13/01 HM05-010275 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL SALEM 1712 DOAKS FERRY RD NW 07/19/01 0321-010210 NATURAL GAS SALEM 270 PATTERSON 08/29/01 0321-010357 AMMONIA ANHYDROUS SALEM 385 FOREST HILLS WAY NW 05/17/01 0321-010207 NATURAL GAS

COUNTY/CITY ADDRESS DATE INCIDENT ID# CHEMICAL

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UMATILLA HERMISTON 31150 CECIL 03/18/01 HM10-010037 AMMONIA ANHYDROUS HERMISTON 993 E GLADYS 03/21/01 HM10-010039 AMMONIA HERMISTON UAD DEMIL COAST SITE 04/19/01 HM10-010090 METHYL ETHYL KETONE PEROX-

IDE HERMISTON WALMART DC 10/18/01 HM10-010260 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL HERMISTON WALMART DC 10/20/01 HM10-010276 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL PENDLETON HWY 37 MP 23 03/07/01 HM10-010020 DIESEL STANFIELD 2115 S HWY 395 04/23/01 0353-010394 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED UMATILLA EMIGRANT RD MP 5 08/12/01 HM10-010191 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS

UNION LA GRANDE 1108 4TH ST 01/08/01 0191-010024 NATURAL GAS LA GRANDE 1217 HALL 09/17/01 0191-010296 HYDRAULIC OIL LA GRANDE 1701 1/2 X AVE 05/23/01 0191-010143 LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS LA GRANDE 1912 E N AVE #B 05/11/01 0191-010142 NATURAL GAS LA GRANDE 2707 ISLAND AVE 01/02/01 0191-010023 DIESEL LA GRANDE 2911 N ASH 03/14/01 0191-010069 GASOLINE LA GRANDE 406 BALSA 03/17/01 0191-010070 NATURAL GAS LA GRANDE EASTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY 09/26/01 0191-010310 PROPANE LA GRANDE I-84 E B N MP267 07/10/01 HM12-010138 AMMONIA ANHYDROUS LA GRANDE I-84 MP 259 12/19/01 HM12-010343 DIESEL LA GRANDE I-84 NEAR MP 269 EAST BOUND 02/14/01 HM12-010010 GRAMOXONE LA GRANDE I-84 NEAR MP270 WEST 01/18/01 HM12-010004 DIESEL LA GRANDE INTERSECTION OF ADAMS & 2ND 01/09/01 0191-010025 ANTIFREEZE LA GRANDE UPRR RIGHT OF WAY 03/13/01 0191-010067 DIESEL FUEL NORTH POWDER NICE RD & WOLF CRK LN 08/05/01 HM12-010198 GASOLINE UNLEADED UNION I-84 MP 273 10/02/01 0191-010309 DIESEL FUEL

WASHINGTON ALOHA 20514 SW VENICE CT 03/03/01 HM09-010018 MOTOR OIL BEAVERTON 10300 SW ALLEN BLVD 11/14/01 HM09-010289 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL BEAVERTON 10TH AVE & CANYON RD 10/12/01 HM09-010255 LATEX PAINTS BEAVERTON 11665 SW BEAVERTON HILLSDALE

HWY 10/12/01 HM09-010308 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE

BEAVERTON 12350 SW 14TH ST 10/09/01 HM09-010238 ANIONIC ACRYLAMIDE COPOLY-MER

BEAVERTON 13295 SW CANYON RD 06/05/01 HM09-010123 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS BEAVERTON 14320 SW JENKINS RD 06/07/01 HM09-010125 CHLORINE BEAVERTON 14320 SW JENKINS RD 05/05/01 0485-010364 SULFURIC ACID BEAVERTON 15655 SW MILLIKAN WAY 01/20/01 HM09-010317 ETHYLENE GLYCOL BEAVERTON 3485 SW KNOWLTON RD 10/20/01 HM09-010273 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL BEAVERTON 5300 BLOCK OF MURRAY BLVD 07/11/01 HM09-010318 M GARD W 552 BEAVERTON 8500 SW NIMBUS 09/21/01 HM09-010233 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL BEAVERTON EASTMORELAND CT 07/01/01 HM09-010139 LATEX PAINTS BEAVERTON MURRY BLVD & BROCKMAN BLVD 05/24/01 HM09-010097 HYDROCHLORIC ACID BEAVERTON SCHOLLS FERRY/GREENWAY 06/27/01 HM09-010135 HYDRAULIC FLUID BEAVERTON SCIENCE PARK DR 04/26/01 HM09-010352 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED BEAVERTON SW 141 AVE/SW BRIGADOON CT 01/25/01 HM09-010007 PETROLEUM NAPHTHA CORNELIUS 2105 S GINGER ST 02/15/01 HM09-010017 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS CORNELIUS 300 SW BASELINE RD 02/15/01 HM09-010011 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS FOREST GROVE 3505 PACIFIC AVE 01/08/01 HM09-010001 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED FOREST GROVE FERNHILL RD @ TUALATIN RIVER 03/03/01 0121-010064 GASOLINE FOREST GROVE GALES CRK RD APPROX .5 MI W OF

TOWN 02/27/01 0121-010063 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL

FOREST GROVE GALES CRK/THATCHER RD 02/27/01 HM09-010015 SENCOR DF

COUNTY/CITY ADDRESS DATE INCIDENT ID# CHEMICAL

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KING CITY 11680 SW GRAVEN ST 10/10/01 HM09-010262 STOVE OIL KING CITY 11680 SW GRAVEN ST 10/11/01 HM09-010351 STOVE OIL KING CITY 11680 SW GRAVIN ST 10/10/01 HM09-010263 STOVE OIL MANNING 52311 NW HAYWARD RD 01/19/01 HM09-010008 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS PORTLAND 185TH & W UNION RD 09/29/01 HM09-010230 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED TIGARD 11945 SW PACIFIC HWY 03/30/01 HM09-010043 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED TIGARD 12210 SW MAIN ST 10/25/01 HM09-010272 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL TIGARD 8811 SW SPRUCE 07/19/01 0485-010209 WASTE OIL TIGARD BOONES FERRY & 72 05/24/01 HM06-010096 TETRAMETHYLAMMONIUM HY-

DROXIDE TIGARD HALL & BURNHAM 09/29/01 HM09-010231 CARBON DIOXIDE TIGARD SW 72 AVE/ UPPER BOONES FERRY

RD 05/28/01 HM09-010129 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL

TIGARD SW 95TH AVE & SW SHADY LN 09/16/01 HM09-010229 ENGINE OIL TIGARD SW UPPER BOONES FERRY RD/SW

72ND AV 05/24/01 HM09-010098 TETRAMETHYLAMMONIUM HY-

DROXIDE TUALATIN 11155 SW LEVETON DR 03/27/01 HM09-010044 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED TUALATIN N I-5 & I-205 07/27/01 HM09-010217 TUNGSTEN HEXAFLUORIDE

YAMHILL AMITY 1ST & TRADE ST 12/18/01 0008-010353 DIESEL FUEL AMITY OLD BETHEL & SE AMITY RD 05/19/01 0008-010177 DIESEL DUNDEE 620 SW 5TH ST 05/22/01 0099-010144 GASOLINE SHERIDAN 503 SE SHERIDAN RD 10/04/01 HM09-010235 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL YAMHILL MOORES VALLEY RD & OAKRIDGE

RD 07/17/01 HM09-010183 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED

COUNTY/CITY ADDRESS DATE INCIDENT ID# CHEMICAL

A total of 377 incidents were reported in 2001. The highest number of incidents were re-ported in October, equating to approximately 18% of the incidents. There was an increase in incidents in October after the September 11, 2001, tragedy. Many of these were anthrax scares, none of which turned out to actually be anthrax. December had the lowest number of reported incidents (approximately 5%).

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30

35

40

45

50

55

60

65

70

NUMBER OF INCIDENTS PER MONTH

January 26February 25March 39April 32May 32June 29July 24August 31September 29October 68November 24December 18

Count

In 2001, the day of the week that the highest number of reported incidents oc-curred on was Wednesday, equating to approximately 21% of the incidents. Sunday had the lowest percentage of occurrences (approximately 7%).

In comparison, during the year 2000, the highest number of reported incidents occurred on Thursday (approximately 19%). During 2000, Saturday had the least number of occurrences (approximately 10%).

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NUMBER OF INCIDENTS PER DAY OF THE WEEK

Count 51 55 78 67 61 42 23Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun

The chart above shows the number of reported incidents that occurred in the various counties. For the second consecutive year, Multnomah and Jackson counties reported the highest number of incidents.

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3038

78121

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130

NUMBER OF INCIDENTS

MULTNOMAHJACKSON

WASHINGTONLANE

UNIONCLACKAMAS

MARIONKLAMATHUMATILLA

BENTONDOUGLASYAMHILL

POLKCOLUMBIA

GILLIAMDESCHUTES

LINNCOOS

CLATSOPCROOK

JEFFERSONHOOD RIVER

GRANTBAKER

LINCOLNMORROW

CO

UN

TIES

INCIDENTS REPORTED BY COUNTY

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DEPARTMENT RESPONDING TO INCIDENT

HAZMAT TEAM PORTLAND 81 MEDFORD FIRE DEPT 56 HAZMAT TEAM TUALATIN 44 PORTLAND FIRE BUREAU 28 EUGENE FIRE DEPT 14 HAZMAT TEAM GRESHAM\MULTNOMAH

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HAZMAT TEAM EUGENE 13 LAGRANDE FIRE DEPT 12 SALEM FIRE DEPT 12 HAZMAT TEAM E ORE HERMISTON 11 JACNET DRUG TASK FORCE 11 HAZMAT TEAM SOUTHERN OREGON 6 KLAMATH CO RFPD #1 6 CORVALLIS FIRE DEPARTMENT 5 HAZMAT TEAM E ORE LAGRANDE 5 HAZMAT TEAM LINN\BENTON 5 HAZMAT TEAM REDMOND 5 MEDFORD RFPD (CITY) 4 CANBY RFPD #62 3 CLATSKANIE RFPD 3 GLIDE RFPD 3 LAKE OSWEGO FIRE DEPT 3 AMITY FIRE DEPT 2 DOUGLAS CO RFPD #2 2

EUGENE DEPT PUBLIC SAFETY 2 FOREST GROVE RFPD (CITY) 2 HAZMAT TEAM ASTORIA 2 HAZMAT TEAM COOS BAY 2 SPRINGFIELD FIRE DEPT 2 TUALATIN VALLEY FIRE & RESCUE 2 ALBANY FIRE DEPT 1 APPLEGATE RFPD #9 1 CASCADE LOCKS FIRE DEPT 1 CRESCENT RFPD 1 CRESWELL RFPD 1 CROOK CO RFPD #1 1 DUNDEE FIRE DEPT 1 HAZMAT TEAM DOUGLAS CO 1 HAZMAT TEAM E ORE ONTARIO 1 HAZMAT TEAM KLAMATH FALLS 1 JEFFERSON CO RFPD #1 1 OAKLAND RFPD 1 PORTLAND ANG BASE 1 PRINEVILLE FIRE DEPT 1 STANFIELD RFPD 1 SUBLIMITY RFPD 1 WARRENTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 1 TOTAL 377

Dept Responding Count Dept Responding Count

Gresham/Multnomah Hazmat Team 3—Train Derailment

The above table shows the number of incidents responded to by the various emergency service departments/agencies.

Of the 1,375 units (vehicles) reported to have responded to incidents, more fire service units responded than any other type of unit, equating to approximately 33% of the incidents. The second highest number of units were from Police (approximately 27%). Some of the agencies listed under Other include: clean-up companies, gas companies, governmental agencies, and private businesses.

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UNITS RESPONDING

453

359

200

88 75 70 55 4619 8 2

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50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

500

FirePolic

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State T

eam

Pub Works

Local T

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Other

Ambulance

State A

gency

Federa

lDEQ

RailRoad

Astoria Hazmat Team 11

Some incidents involved more than one scene type. The number of incidents that occurred on public roads equated to approximately 28% of the reported incidents. Approximately 27% occurred at private structures. Approximately 17% of the incidents occurred on private land. For the ninth consecutive year, forests and private roads were the lowest involved scene types.

The above chart shows that residential areas were identified as the highest involved area of incidents re-ported, equating to approximately 37%. The second highest area was identified as commercial (34%). Forest remains the lowest involved area again this year (approximately 2%).

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112 108

6944

28 2411 6 20

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Public R

oad

Private

Structu

re

Private

Land

Public Stru

cture

Waterw

ay

Public Lan

dOther

Private

Road

Forest

SCENE TYPE

Residential Commercial Industrial RuralAgricultural

Other Forest

124 114 39 36 22 4

AREA TYPE

Count 124 114 39 36 22 4

Residential Commercial Industrial Rural Agricultural Other Forest

For incidents where the type of weather condition was identified, fair weather was again the most frequently reported condition, which was the weather condition during 264 of the incidents. The next highest weather condition was rain, which was the weather condition during 64 of the reported incidents.

Of the incidents reported in 2001, 76% were reported to have had a wind speed of 0-5 miles per hour at the time the incident occurred; while 18% had a wind speed of 6-10 miles per hour.

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INCIDENTS REPORTING WIND SPEED

136

31

7

3

2

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160

0-5

6-10

11-15

16-20

21-25

WIN

D S

PEED

NUMBER OF INCIDENTS

Count 136 31 7 3 20-5 6-10 11-15 16-20 21-25

WEATHER UPON

RELEASE

Rain17%

Fair71%

Sunny9%

Snow/Ice1%

Fog2%

FairRainSunnyFogSnow/Ice

Monetary losses due to hazardous material incidents are divided into two categories: 1) Transportation, which includes vehicles and cargo, and 2) Fixed Property. The total estimated loss includes the monetary value of the hazardous substance spilled. Of the total estimated loss for 2001, approximately 77% came from fixed property, and 23% came from vehicle plus cargo.

More than one action may have been taken at the scene of an incident. The most frequent actions taken were to secure the area (16%) and identify the hazardous material (13%).

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01,000,0002,000,0003,000,0004,000,0005,000,0006,000,0007,000,000

ESTIMATED PROPERTY LOSS

Loss 1,542,366 5,141,922.50 6,684,228.50Transportation Fixed Property Total

ACTION TAKEN AT SCENE

253

205

157141 141 142

109 102 91 88 7651 48 37

18 100

50

100

150

200

250

300

Secure

Area

Identify

Haz

mat

Hot Zone D

eterm

ined

Containmen

t

Evaluate

Activa

te OERS

Remove

Haz

ard

Traffic

Contro

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Decontam

inate

Crowd C

ontrol

Clean-U

p

Evacu

ation

Public In

fo Rele

ase

On Site EMS

Transp

ort PT

Extinguish

ment

Approximately 23% of the reported incidents involved the source category of Other. Sources identified in the Other category include, but are not limited to: unknown, farm trucks, home oil storage tanks, mail, gas pumps, motor homes, propane tanks, barrels, and abandoned containers. Approximately 20% of the reported incidents involved commercial vehicles. Another 20% involved fixed facilities. Some incidents may have involved more than one source of release.

This chart groups the source of the release into three categories: Other, Transportation, and Fixed Facility. A total of 119 incidents reported transportation as the source of release. A total of 72 incidents reported fixed facility as the source of release, and a total of 185 incidents reported something else as the source of the release.

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8673

7268

39

31

3

2

2

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90

Number of Incidents

Other

Commercial Vehicle

Fixed Facility

Drug Lab

Car

Pipeline

Ship

Aircraft

Train

SOURCE OF RELEASE

SOURCE OF RELEASE IN THREE CATEGORIES

Transportation32%

Fixed19%

Other49% Transportation

FixedOther

Product was reported as the material involved in 123 incidents. Fuel was the second most common material reported, with 112 reported incidents. Waste Material was reported in 81 incidents. Cargo was reported in 22 incidents. Some incident reports did not specify the type of material involved.

This chart shows the number of incidents reported per listed cause. The highest reported cause was Normal Operation, which accounted for 18% of the incidents. The next highest was During Delivery/Shipment (14%). Some incidents had more than one cause.

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MATERIAL INVOLVED

Cargo7%

Waste Material24%

Product36%

Fuel33%

CAUSE OF INCIDENT

21 14

7356 53

43 37 33 3226

0 07 5 501020304050607080

Normal

Operat

ion

During

Deli

very

Materia

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Releas

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Unauth

orize

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ase

Aband

oned

/Parked

During

Storag

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Motor V

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Accide

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In Tran

sit

Excav

ation

During

Man

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During

Fire

Docke

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During

Rep

air

Derailm

ent

Rail C

ar Con

nect

The most frequent behavior on release was Inert/No Reaction (approximately 38%). Some incident reports identified more than one behavior.

Of the 377 incidents reported in 2001, not all the reports specified an environmental contamination. Incident reports for 2001 show that the ground was contaminated in approximately 53% of the reported incidents. The next highest environmental impact was to the air, followed by water contamination.

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HAZMAT BEHAVIOR ON RELEASE

107

3

0

2

4

34

67

149

31

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160

Inert/No Reaction

Contaminated Area

Became Airborne

Other Behavior

Entered Waterway

Caused Fire

Contributed to Fire

Contributed to Explosion

Caused Explosion

Air Water Ground

Count

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100120

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINATION

Count 67 31 107Air Water Ground

There were 141 different chemicals reported to have been released in 2001.

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List of Materials Spilled In 2001 Hazmat Incidents MATERIAL SPILLED & FREQUENCY MATERIAL SPILLED & FREQUENCY MATERIAL SPILLED & FREQUENCY ACETONE 10 FORMALIN 1 OIL MIX 1 ACID 2 FREON 1 OXYGEN LIQUID 1 AF/C BITTERANT 1 FUEL OIL 3 PAINT LATEX 1 ALUMINUM CHLORIDE, 1 FURNACE OIL 1 PETROLEUM NAPHTHA 1 AMMONIA 2 GASOLINE 24 PETROLEUM OIL 1 AMMONIA ANHYDROUS 3 GASOLINE LEADED REGULAR 1 PHENOL 1 AMMONIUM HYDROXIDE 1 GASOLINE UNLEADED 4 PHOSPHORIC ACID 2 AMMONIUM SULFIDE 1 GRAMOXONE 1 PROPANE 7 ANIONIC ACRYLAMIDE 1 GRANULAR ALKALINE 1 PSEUDOEPHEDRINE 2 ANTIFREEZE 4 GUN POWDER 1 RED DEVIL 1 AQUA AMMONIA 1 HEET 2 RED DEVIL LYE 3 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 1 HYDRAULIC FLUID 1 RED PHOSPHORUS 7 AUTOMOTIVE OIL PRODUCTS 1 HYDRAULIC OIL 2 SALT 1 AV GAS 1 HYDRIODIC ACID 1 SENCOR DF 1 BENTONE 1 HYDROCHLORIC ACID 1 SHORTENING 1 BUNKER FUEL OIL 2 HYDROFLUORIC ACID 1 SODIUM HYDROXIDE 5 CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE 1 HYDROGEN BROMIDE 2 SODIUM HYDROXIDE SOLID 1 CARBON DIOXIDE 1 HYDROGEN FLUORIDE 1 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE 1 CAUSTIC ALKALI LIQUID 1 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 1 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE 1 CAUSTIC ALKALI LIQUID NOS 1 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE (40% 1 SODIUM METASILICATE 1 CHLORINATING 1 HYDROGEN PEROXIDE 30% 1 SOLVENTS 1 CHLORINE 4 INERT ABSORBENT POWDER 1 STARCH 1 CHLORINE LIQUID 1 IODINE 3 STARTING FLUID 1 CHROMIUM 3 1 IODINE TINCTURE 7% 2 STOVE OIL 3 CHROMIUM OXIDE 1 IODIZED BETADINE 1 SUGAR 1 COLEMAN FUEL 3 ISOCYANATE 1 SULFUR DIOXIDE 2 CONCRETE SEALER 1 ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL 1 SULFURIC ACID 2 CORROSIVE LIQUID ACIDIC 1 JET FUEL 1 TACK 1 CORROSIVE SOLID BASIC 1 KLEEN STRIP-MINERAL 1 TEMPO 20WP 1 DICHLOROMETHANE 1 LACQUER THINNER 1 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 1 DIESEL 23 LATEX PAINTS 3 TETRAHYDROFURAN 1 DIESEL #2 1 LIGHT BUNKER OIL 1 TETRAMETHYLAMMONIUM 2 DIESEL FUEL 16 LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS 1 TOTER STEEL/POLY 1 DIESEL FUEL #2 1 M GARD W 552 1 TRANSMISSION & HYDRAULIC 1 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS 50 MEK 1 TRANSMISSION OIL 1 ENGINE OIL 1 MERCURY 3 TRICHLORO-S-TRIAZINETRION 1 EPHEDRINE 2 METH LAB CHEMICALS 1 TRIETHOXYSILANE 1 EPHEDRINE POWDER 1 METHANE 2 TUNGSTEN HEXAFLUORIDE 1 ETHER 1 METHYL ETHYL KETONE 1 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL 48 ETHYL ACETATE 1 MINERAL OIL 1 UNKNOWN WHITE POWDER 7 ETHYLENE GLYCOL 3 MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICALS 2 VICTORY 1 ETHYLENE OXIDE 1 MIXED ACID 1 WASTE ACID 1 FIRE EXTINGUISHING AGENT 1 MOTOR OIL 7 WASTE DIESEL 1 FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS 1 MURIATIC ACID 6 WASTE OIL 1 FLOUR 2 NAPTHA 1 WASTE OIL MIXTURE 1 FLOUR WITH STRYCHNINE 1 NATURAL GAS 35 WASTE RADIOACTIVE 1 FORMALDEHYDE 1 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED 26 XYLENE 1

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TOP TWENTY CHEMICALS INVOLVED IN HAZMAT INCIDENTS

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In the majority of incidents, the substance involved was a drug lab chemical. The second most common chemical involved was an unknown substance.

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Incidents Reported by Hazard Class

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Miscellaneous Hazardous Materials were the most common hazard class for chemicals reported in 2001 incidents. The second most common hazard class was Acute Health Hazard.

Responders to hazardous material incidents provide an estimate of the total amount released for all substances involved. The substances are reported according to their physical state: solids in pounds, liquids in gallons, and gases in cubic feet. The chart above shows the quantities involved. During 2001, one incident reported that 600,000 cubic feet of natural gas leaked. That accounts for the high total amount of chemical released in cubic feet.

The course of emergency response is often determined by correct identification of the material involved in an incident. The graph above shows the sources used to identify the hazardous material. The responsible party was the highest used source in identifying the material involved (36%). Some of the sources in the Other cate-gory are: Clean up company, common knowledge, container/label, odor, visual, MSDS, FBI, Hazcat, and Drug Team.

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Cubic Feet Released Pounds Released Gallons Released

601,335

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800,000

TOTAL AMOUNT RELEASED BY UNIT OF MEASURE

The above chart shows the number of people who were injured, died, were decontaminated on scene, were treated on scene, or who were hospitalized in the Hazardous Material Incidents reported in 2001. There were two deaths: One was a direct result of the hazardous chemicals, and the other was a motor vehicle accident (MVA) which then caused the hazardous materials incident.

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CASUALTIES

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Other 5 0 45 5 4Civilian 46 2 44 30 22Fire 6 0 82 2 2Total 57 2 171 37 28

Injuries Death Decon On Scene

Treated On Scene Hospitalized

Hermiston Hazmat Team 10—Arlington Sinking Boat

2001 CHEMICALS INVOLVED WHERE CASUALTIES OCURRED

This table shows the number of casualties that occurred for each chemical. More than one chemical may have been involved in any one incident. Not all of the casualties are directly caused by the hazardous chemicals. In some cases, the casualty was the cause of the incident rather than the chemical being the cause of the casualty.

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Chemical

Injuries

Deaths

Decontaminated On Scene

Treated On Scene

Hospitalized

ACETONE 2 0 0 0 2 ACID 0 0 2 0 0 AMMONIA ANHYDROUS 3 0 10 3 3 AMMONIUM HYDROXIDE 5 0 0 0 1 ANTIFREEZE 1 1 0 0 0 CAUSTIC ALKALI LIQUID NOS 0 0 4 0 0 CHLORINE 17 0 0 17 0 CHLORINE LIQUID 1 0 0 1 1 COLEMAN FUEL 2 0 0 0 2 CORROSIVE LIQUID ACIDIC INORGANIC 0 0 4 0 0 CORROSIVE SOLID BASIC INORGANIC 0 0 4 0 0 DIESEL 5 0 2 2 3 DIESEL #2 2 0 0 0 0 DIESEL FUEL 1 1 0 1 1 DRUG LAB CHEMICALS 6 0 34 4 5 FORMALDEHYDE 3 0 18 0 2 GASOLINE 1 0 0 0 1 HEET 2 0 0 0 2 HYDROFLUORIC ACID 5 0 0 0 1 HYDROGEN BROMIDE 17 0 0 17 0 HYDROGEN FLUORIDE 0 0 4 0 0 ISOCYANATE 0 0 31 0 0 MERCURY 0 0 5 1 0 MOTOR OIL 1 0 0 0 0 MURIATIC ACID 2 0 0 0 2 NO CHEMICAL INVOLVED 0 0 1 1 1 PHENOL 3 0 18 0 2 PHOSPHORIC ACID 0 0 4 0 0 PSEUDOEPHEDRINE 2 0 0 0 2 SHORTENING 0 1 0 0 0 SODIUM HYDROXIDE 3 1 1 2 2 SODIUM HYDROXIDE SOLID 0 0 4 0 0 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE 1 0 1 1 1 SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE 12.5% 1 0 0 1 1 STARCH 0 0 2 0 0 SULFURIC ACID 1 0 1 1 0 TETRAMETHYLAMMONIUM HYDROX-IDE

2 0 1 2 2

TOTER STEEL/POLY 1 0 0 1 1 UNKNOWN CHEMICAL 2 0 53 1 3 UNKNOWN WHITE POWDER 0 0 1 0 0

HISTORICAL CHARTS

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HISTORICAL NUMBER OF INCIDENTS

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2001 2000 1999 Abandoned/Parked 37 40 26 Derailed 0 3 1 Docked 5 3 0 During Delivery/Shipment 56 59 40 During Fire/Explosion 7 6 14 During Manufacturing 14 19 20 During Repair 5 5 4 During Storage 33 48 38 Excavation 21 24 24 In Transit 26 29 32 Not Released 53 51 19 Vehicle Accident 32 36 28 Normal Operation 73 63 58 Rail Car Connect 0 1 1 Unauthorized Release 43 46 42

HISTORICAL CAUSE OF INCIDENTS

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As seen from the comparison chart above, the source of release is generally higher for commercial vehicles, drug labs, and sources which fall into the Other category. The Other category includes, but is not limited to: farm trucks, home oil storage tanks, mail, gas pumps, motor homes, propane tanks, barrels, and abandoned containers.

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