The Orangeburg Volunteers were called to Aluf Plastics a little after 11 PM on Thursday, September 22, 2011. An eighteen wheeler making a delivery misjudged a guardrail and sliced open the fuel tank. Unfortunately the 
driver had just filled the tank in Connecticut. First fire apparatus on the scene was the 11-2000 and it's crew applied speedy dry and adsorbent pads to prevent the diesel fuel from entering the storm drains. While the crew was handling this function Chief Chris Jackson called for the County's Hazardous Material Team to the scene. Approximately two hours later the scene was secured and turned over to the Orangetown Police who waited for the Spill Contractor to clean the site.
11-1 Chief Chris jackson
11-2 1st Asst Chief Neil Lynady
11-3 2nd Asst Chief Pete Byrne
11-2000
11-EQ
11-Patrol
Mutual Aid
Blauvelt Fire Company
Rockland County Hazardous Material Team
44-18 Dan Greeley
44-5 George Drescher
Orangetown Police Department