US EditionRailcar Full of Construction Waste Catches Fire in Rochester
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Railcar full of construction waste catches fire in Rochester
ROCHESTER — Construction scraps headed to a waste disposal facility by train caught fire Saturday afternoon. The Rochester Fire Department arrived at SEMASS, the region’s waste-to-energy plant, around noon of March 28 to find a railcar behind the Cranberry Highway facility full of smoke. The rail company delivering the railcar and its contents to SEMASS notice smoke from the car and called 911. First responders contained the fire to the railcar …
Rochester Firefighters Battle Railcar Fire at SEMASS Waste Facility
"On Saturday at approximately 1200hrs the Rochester Fire Department was dispatched by the Regional Old Colony Communications Center for a reported Railcar on fire behind SEMASS’ waste to energy plant on Cranberry Highway. Responders found a railcar filled with construction debris which had been
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