Press Release City of Port Orchard Responds to Fuel Sheen Incident in Coordination with Washington Department of Ecology

Port Orchard, WALocal News

Port Orchard crews are actively responding to a fuel sheen discovered on Prospect Street, which has entered the municipal stormwater system and reached Sinclair Inlet. The Washington State Department of Ecology (DOE) has deployed absorbent booms to intercept residual fuel products to protect marine life. City officials are implementing best management practices to contain the spill and ensure minimal environmental impact. The source of the sheen has been identified as a private property in the vicinity. Officials are working closely with the property owner to mitigate further risks.

This incident highlights the importance of swift action in environmental protection efforts. The response aims to safeguard water quality in Sinclair Inlet, a crucial local ecosystem. Community awareness and cooperation are essential in addressing such incidents effectively.

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