Immediate Action

• Stop additional leakage
• Contain spilled waste

Within 24-hours of the release discovery

• Contact the Illinois Emergency Management Agency by calling (800) 782-7860 from within Illinois or (217) 782-7860 if you are calling from a phone located outside Illinois.

As Soon As Possible

• Begin clean-up procedures
• Notify agencies and local authorities including the local county public health department and appropriate public/private water supplies.
• Attempt application of spilled wastes on cropland
• Assess environmental impact of fish kill, surface water pollution, well or groundwater impact, and amount of waste released and for what duration.

Within 5 days of release discovery

• Submit written report to Illinois EPA.

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