Hazmat teams respond to hazardous materials leak in SeaTac trailer

On June 26, 2025, multiple fire departments responded to a hazardous materials incident in SeaTac, where a trailer was found leaking unknown substances. Crews from Puget Sound Fire, South King Fire and Rescue, King County Fire District 2, and the Port of Seattle Fire Department worked together at the scene. Hazardous materials technicians entered the trailer wearing fully encapsulated suits to investigate the leak's source and extent. Authorities have yet to reveal the nature of the leaking substance or any potential risks to the surrounding community. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, and officials did not announce any evacuations or road closures.

The investigation into the cause of the leak is ongoing, and local residents have been advised to stay informed about further developments. This incident highlights the importance of preparedness in dealing with hazardous materials in urban areas. Local fire departments continue to monitor the situation to ensure public safety.