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3 days ago

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We have a crew on the scene in Botetourt County, where 8,500 gallons of fuel is burning right now after a tanker ran off the road this morning. The driver is out of the truck. Both directions of Route 220 are blocked near Fincastle. More info: https://10.wsls.com/2X8wtXP ... See MoreSee Less

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Ben Alexander

Wow! Scott Shrewsbury

WOW! Pray that everyone will be safe!

Saw this on the news! You guys be careful out there!

I'm glad the driver made it out ok! Ya'll be safe!

At least no one was injured or property damaged. Yes the road was damaged and grass.

Be safe going to be a long day!!

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Troutville Volunteer Fire Department

3 days ago

Engine 2, Brush 2, and Tanker 2 are operating on scene at the 2700 block of Botetourt Rd in Fincastle for a fuel tanker truck that has left the road, ruptured its trailer and caught fire. The driver is out of the vehicle, but the estimated 8500 gallons of fuel has started to burn, flowing downhill and threatening structures in the area. 220 is shut down in both directions for non-emergency vehicles. Please avoid the area if possible.

UPDATE: Only one structure (a barn) was threatened and had minimal involvement and the fuel fire has died down. The main concerns now are containing fuel that has gotten into a nearby creek and an 8' culvert pipe under northbound Rt 220 that melted - causing the road and soil to become unstable, making it impassable. ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you to all of the first responders! You are out there in the worst conditions in a hazardous situation keeping us safe, God Bless you!

Thank you all for working so quickly and keeping us around this safe! You are so appreciated!

Thank you for the update, stay safe!!

Thanks Casey 🙏🏼

Joslyne Booze Cameron Cam-Diesel Booze

Hannah Sheppard

Marah Saville

John Golt

Bridgette Rena Hairston

Alec Stothart

This is horrible. I hope everyone will be okay. Praying for all the brave people who are fighting this fire.

Andrew

Be safe!!

😞

Evie Roberts Cynthia Toliver

Johnny Flowers

Stay safe!!

Katherine Nowak

Brenda Smith, Marlys Swearengin

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Molly Shawn Reedy

Penny Long

Is there an evacuation order?

Lori Parris

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Troutville Volunteer Fire Department

1 week ago

Over 30 fire/EMS personnel from 5 different departments across Botetourt County participated in training hosted at the Fincastle firehouse last night. The subject was vehicle extrication; topics covered were stabilization, building cribbing towers, lifting with air bags, and basic extraction tactics with hydraulic and battery powered tools. For roughly 3½ hours, volunteers and paid staff sharpened their skills as well as passing on their knowledge to younger department members. A good time was had by all. ... See MoreSee Less

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Great Training Lastnight !!! Thanks for having us !!!!

Thanks for all yall do

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