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HFD Responds to Hilo Elementary School for Chemical Leak

September 21, 2022 at 5:40 am tdemartini
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Yesterday morning, the Hawaiʻi County Fire Department responded to a call at Chiefess Kapiolani Elementary School in Hilo for a HAZMAT incident.

Members of Company 1, HAZMAT Company 4 as well as the Battallion Chief arrived at the school after receiving a report of s strong chemical smell coming from the library’s storage room.   The chemical was identified as an acid based sanitizer/disinfectant. Hazardous material specialists were able to remove the chemical and clean and ventilate the area.

The cause of the incident was a damaged chemical container.  No injuries were reported.

Tags: chemical leak, Chiefess Kapiolani Elementary School, Hawaii County Fire Department, HAZMAT
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