As of shortly after noon, there were about 10 gallons of fuel in the water in the vicinity of Marina Plaza, but no visibly oiled wildlife.
A small diesel spill along the waterfront of the Antioch Marina prompted state Department of Fish and Wildlife and U.S. Coast Guard personnel to respond Tuesday.
OSPR and @USCG responding to spill in #Antioch Marine Plaza. Estimated 10 gal diesel released from a vessel and cleanup ongoing. No visibly oiled #wildlife observed at this time. pic.twitter.com/HtEVh6KEhC
— CDFW Spill Prevention & Response (@CalSpillWatch) March 26, 2019
As of shortly after noon, there were about 10 gallons of fuel in the water in the vicinity of Marina Plaza, but no visibly oiled wildlife had been observed, according to the Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Office of Spill Prevention and Response.
Cleanup was said to be ongoing Tuesday afternoon.
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