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TxDOT closes IH-35E northbound at West 12th for hazmat cleanup
The Texas Department of Transportation said IH-35E northbound is closed at 12th Street for a hazardous-materials cleanup, in an IPAWS alert issued Tuesday morning.
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The Texas Department of Transportation said Interstate Highway 35E northbound is closed at 12th Street for a hazardous-materials cleanup, according to a Local Area Emergency alert sent through the federal Integrated Public Alert and Warning System at 6:18 a.m. CST Tuesday1.
The alert, rated Severe with Immediate urgency and Observed certainty, listed the headline that IH-35E north is closed at West 12th and told the public to opt in for updates1. TxDOT said the northbound lanes are closed at 12th Street for hazmat cleanup1.
The product listed Texas as the affected state and set an expiration of 12:18 p.m. CST Tuesday1. The alert did not name the substance involved, the cause of the spill, how long the closure might last, or whether other lanes or nearby streets were affected1.
No independent outlet coverage was attached to the assignment at filing. Further details on the cleanup and any reopening time were not included in the TxDOT message1.
Sources
TXDOT,Austin,TXOfficial source