Tanker Spills Nitric Acid at Boeing Property in North St. Louis County
HAZELWOOD, MISSOURI, JUL 25 – A mechanical failure caused the spill of 4,500 gallons of nitric acid, prompting road closures and a multi-agency cleanup near a major industrial and travel hub.
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Hazardous Nitric Acid Leak Closes Roads in Hazelwood
ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MO. — Several roads in north St. Louis County remain closed Friday, July 25, 2025, due to a hazardous materials incident at the former GKN Aerospace building on James S. McDonnell Boulevard in Hazelwood, Mo. The eastbound lanes of McDonnell Boulevard between Lindbergh Boulevard and Byassee Drive were shut down as of 10 a.m. on Friday, July 25, 2025, according to the Hazelwood Police Department. Authorities have not provided a t…
4,500 gallons of nitric acid spill in Hazelwood: Officials
HAZELWOOD, Mo. - A hazmat incident has forced the closure of a part of the James S. McDonnell Boulevard in Hazelwood Friday morning. According to the Hazelwood Police Department, the road is closed between Lindbergh Boulevard and Byassee Drive, which is directly north of the airport. Fire Department Chief Dale Luley said crews were called to a nitric acid spill on the property just after 9 a.m. The spill was due to a mechanical failure in a tank…
Chemical tanker truck spills over 4,500 gallons of nitric acid near Boeing facility and shuts down busy roads in St Louis - TDPel Media
What started as a regular weekday morning quickly turned chaotic near a Boeing site in St. Louis when a tanker truck released thousands of gallons of nitric acid into the surrounding area. The unexpected chemical spill caused a wave of road closures and raised concerns for both public safety and environmental impact. Mechanical Failure Unleashes Toxic Spill Around 9 a.m. Central Time, a mechanical issue with the truck led to the release of over …
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