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Panoramic shot of tractor-trailer/car collision scene: Dikes



2016-01-29 - Campbellsville Road near Green River Commerce Park .
Mike Keltner, Adair County Emergency Director, sent this photo of the right of way work taking place while the tractor trailer truck was overturned. The earthwork was for temporary dikes to control any spillage of milk on the truck. "Technically," in a situation like this," Keltner said, "milk is a hazmat. The run-off, once it gets into streams, can cause a fish kill." Reached at 5:01pmCT, he said that clearance of the accident scene was continuing. He said he wasn't sure, but believed that some KY 55 traffic was being allowed through now. He said he thought cleanup might continue through tomorrow morning. - EW


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