Gas company releasing gas in southwest S.F. while replacing pipeline
Mike Cosgrove | The New Mexican
Posted: Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 11/5/09
Posted: Wednesday, November 04, 2009 - 11/5/09
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Print storyNew Mexico Gas Co. workers made a scheduled release of natural gas on the southwest side of Santa Fe early Wednesday morning as part of the earthwork under way for a new Walmart Supercenter.
An additional release from a gas pipeline near the southwest end of Cerrillos Road will take place this afternoon, said NM Gas.Co spokeswoman Monica Hussey.
"We are replacing a 12-inch line," she said, adding that the time of the second release was not available.
Santa Fe County Fire Department Battalion Chief Mike Neely said four units, two fire engines and two medical emergency teams, responded early Wednesday morning after the department received calls about the odor of gas in the area of Interstate 25 down to the intersection with N.M. 599.
An additional release from a gas pipeline near the southwest end of Cerrillos Road will take place this afternoon, said NM Gas.Co spokeswoman Monica Hussey.
"We are replacing a 12-inch line," she said, adding that the time of the second release was not available.
Santa Fe County Fire Department Battalion Chief Mike Neely said four units, two fire engines and two medical emergency teams, responded early Wednesday morning after the department received calls about the odor of gas in the area of Interstate 25 down to the intersection with N.M. 599.
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