In an emergency, please report a suspected pipeline problem to numbers shown below and call 911 or your local Fire or Police Authorities directly.
The following pipeline systems are operated by WesPac or its affiliates:
WesPac Reno/Tahoe Nevada Airport
WesPac San Diego International Airport
WesPac Memphis Tennessee International Airport
In an emergency, please report a suspected pipeline problem to numbers shown below and call 911 or your local Fire or Police Authorities directly.
STATE / LOCATION PHONE NUMBER
Tennessee - Memphis |
901-395-8501 |
California - San Diego |
760-802-1535 |
Nevada -Reno |
760-802-1535 |
For non-emergency questions, call WesPac at 949-222-2218
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Signs located near roads, railroads & along pipeline |
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Signs of a pipeline petroleum product release:
Sight - A mist, white cloud or accumulation of petroleum on the ground.
Dying vegetation on a green corridor.
Sound - A hissing or roaring noise.
Smell - Characteristic petroleum odor.
What to do:
Call WesPac collect (numbers listed above) and give the location of the petroleum.
Remain upwind.
Keep ignition sources (including vehicles) away.
Police should prevent the public from entering the area.
The Fire Department should protect public and adjacent property.
What NOT to do:
Do not enter the area.
Do not attempt to extinguish a fully involved fire on the pipeline right-of-way.
Do not operate pipeline valves.
WesPac will:
Shut down the pipeline.
Dispatch personnel to investigate.
Close valves to isolate the problem.
Identify hazardous areas.
Protect the environment.
Excavate and repair the damaged line.