FLORIDA DIVISION OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT
STATE WATCH OFFICE
DAILY INCIDENT REPORT

Incident Number: 2019-3872 
Incident Name: I-75 SB Road Closure w/ Diesel Release 
Occurred: 7/14/2019   21:03 ET 
Reported to SWO: 7/14/2019   21:14 ET 
Affecting: Columbia 
Involving: Petroleum Spill, Road Closure or DOT Issue 
Summary: FHP advised that all but one SB lane of I-75 were closed near mile marker 431 in the Lake City area due to a collision involving two semi trucks. The roadway is now open. 
Status: Closed 

Incident Number: 2019-3871 
Incident Name: Gasoline Release 
Occurred: 7/13/2019   23:00 ET 
Reported to SWO: 7/14/2019   20:28 ET 
Affecting: Miami-Dade 
Involving: Petroleum Spill 
Summary: An unknown sheen from an unknown source was reported in Miami.
Status: Closed 

Incident Number: 2019-3870 
Incident Name: Wastewater Release 
Occurred: 7/12/2019   19:18 ET 
Reported to SWO: 7/14/2019   18:53 ET 
Affecting: Duval 
Involving: Wastewater or Effluent Release 
Summary: An estimated 750 gallons of raw sewage were released from a force main in Jacksonville due to a faulty air release valve. Clean-up was conducted by the reporting party. 
Status: Closed 

Incident Number: 2019-3869 
Incident Name: Northbound Turnpike Closure w/ Diesel Release 
Occurred: 7/14/2019   17:41 ET 
Reported to SWO: 7/14/2019   17:41 ET 
Affecting: Miami-Dade 
Involving: Petroleum Spill, Road Closure or DOT Issue 
Summary: Miami Dade FR reported that the FL Turnpike NB was closed at mile marker 45 due to a vehicle accident in Miami. Approximately 125 gallons of diesel fuel were released. The roadway is now open.
Status: Closed 

Incident Number: 2019-3868 
Incident Name: CAP Mission 19M-0392 
Occurred: 7/14/2019   15:00 ET 
Reported to SWO: 7/14/2019   15:19 ET 
Affecting: Putnam 
Involving: Search & Rescue 
Summary: The AFRCC opened CAP mission 19M-0392 in response to an active ELT signal in the Palatka area.  
Status: Closed 

Incident Number: 2019-3867 
Incident Name: Petroleum Release 
Occurred: 7/14/2019   14:11 ET 
Reported to SWO: 7/14/2019   14:34 ET 
Affecting: Marion 
Involving: Petroleum Spill 
Summary: An unknown amount of oil was released onto the ground from a vehicle in Ocala.
Status: Closed 

Incident Number: 2019-3866 
Incident Name: Unknown Sheen 
Occurred: 7/14/2019   12:14 ET 
Reported to SWO: 7/14/2019   12:14 ET 
Affecting: Pinellas 
Involving: Petroleum Spill 
Summary: An unknown sheen from an unknown source was reported in St Petersburg.
Status: Closed 

Incident Number: 2019-3865 
Incident Name: Sunken Vessel w/ Potential Petroleum Release 
Occurred: 7/14/2019   08:49 ET 
Reported to SWO: 7/14/2019   09:54 ET 
Affecting: Miami-Dade 
Involving: Marine Incident, Petroleum Spill 
Summary: An unknown amount of fuel was released from a sinking vehicle in Miami.
Status: Closed 

Incident Number: 2019-3864 
Incident Name: Aircraft Incident 
Occurred: 7/14/2019   09:28 ET 
Reported to SWO: 7/14/2019   09:37 ET 
Affecting: St. Johns 
Involving: Aircraft Incident 
Summary: St. Johns FR reported that a crop dusting air plane crashed in Hastings.
Status: Closed 

Incident Number: 2019-3863 
Incident Name: Unknown Sheen 
Occurred: 7/14/2019   08:39 ET 
Reported to SWO: 7/14/2019   09:18 ET 
Affecting: Volusia 
Involving: Petroleum Spill 
Summary: An unknown sheen from an unknown source was reported in New Smyrna Beach. 
Status: Closed 

Incident Number: 2019-3862 
Incident Name: Unknown Sheen 
Occurred: 7/14/2019   08:30 ET 
Reported to SWO: 7/14/2019   09:11 ET 
Affecting: Pinellas 
Involving: Petroleum Spill 
Summary: An unknown sheen from an unknown source was reported in Treasure Island.
Status: Closed 

Incident Number: 2019-3861 
Incident Name: Aircraft Incident w/ Petroleum Release 
Occurred: 7/14/2019   07:20 ET 
Reported to SWO: 7/14/2019   08:20 ET 
Affecting: St. Johns 
Involving: Aircraft Incident, Petroleum Spill 
Summary:  A private aircraft carrying two souls crashed in a field in Hastings. One trauma alert was reported. Approximately 10 gallons of aviation fuel were released into a nearby creek.  
Status: Closed 



Total Incidents: 12