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Late Warning May Be Worst Part Of Gas Spill

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Updated: April 17, 2007
The Razorback Pipeline Terminal in Rogers spilled 67,000 gallons of gasoline on October 3rd, but it wasn`t until the 11th that residents in the area were warned their drinking water could be tainted. Originally the spill was reported to the Arkansas Department Environmental Quality as only involving 1,000 gallons. The department says they`re not sure how the miscommunication occurred and are still trying to figure it out.

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