Hazardous spill in western ND

A hazardous material team responded to a semi-trailer rollover crash near Alexander, in McKenzie County, North Dakota last night.

Williston Assistant Fire Chief Corey Johnson says the trailer involved in the crash was carrying condensate- a hazardous material similar to gasoline. It was damaged and leaking at a rate of about 5 gallons a minute.

First responders were able to plug the leak on the tanker and crews remained on the scene to offload the remaining product into another vessel before the damaged vehicle was removed.

The semi and trailer were traveling on a county road when it rolled and went off the roadway.

The semi-driver suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to the Willison hospital for treatment.

A hazardous material Response team responded to a semi-trailer rollover crash near Alexander, in McKenzie County, North Dakota last night.

Williston Assistant Fire Chief Corey Johnson says the trailer involved in the crash was carrying condensate- a hazardous material similar to gasoline. It was damaged and leaking at a rate of about 5 gallons a minute.

First responders were able to plug the leak on the tanker and crews remained on the scene to offload the remaining product into another vessel before the damaged vehicle was removed.

The semi and trailer were traveling on a county road when it rolled and went off the roadway.

The semi-driver suffered non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to the Willison hospital for treatment.