Morongo Environmental Protection Department Director: Oil Spill Did Not Reach Reservation (The Banning-Beaumont Patch 7/26)
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Morongo Band confirms waste oil spill did not reach reservation
Posted: Wednesday, July 27, 2011
The Morongo Band of Mission Indians of California says a waste oil spill did not reach the reservation.
About 100 gallons of potentially hazardous waste spilled into a storm drain on Monday.
Several local agencies -- including the tribe -- responded but none of the oil came onto the reservation.
The oil came from a private business The Banning-Beaumont Patch reported.
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Morongo Environmental Protection Department Director: Oil Spill Did Not Reach Reservation (The Banning-Beaumont Patch 7/26)
Morongo Environmental Protection Department Director: Oil Spill Did Not Reach Reservation (The Banning-Beaumont Patch 7/26)
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