Emergency personnel and first responders only should come to designated Department of Defense fuel points

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LATHAM, NY, UNITED STATES

11.03.2012

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U.S. Navy           

LATHAM, NY - Emergency personnel and first responders only should come to designated Department of Defense fuel points.

The Department of Defense mobile fueling stations are arriving at their designated sites. Due to long lines and high demand, emergency personnel and first responder vehicles are being given priority. We request that the general public not proceed to these facilities until additional fuel is released by the Department of Defense. We will provide further updates when fuel is available for general public use.

• Date Taken: 11.03.2012
• Date Posted: 11.03.2012 12:36
• Story ID: 97230
• Location: LATHAM, NY, US