Great Western train spills liquid just north of Windsor Auto Repair

Click to Enlarge A liquid path drains from a Great Western engine toward the Windsor Auto Repair Building Monday morning. Windsor fire and police officials are running tests to determine what the liquid is. Jennifer Moore Browse Our Galleries

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March 24, 2008

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The Windsor-Severance Fire Protection District and Windsor Police were dispatched to a possible 200 gallon antifreeze spill from a train Monday morning on the tracks just north of Windsor Auto Repair on 320 E. Chestnut Street.

A liquid leaked out from a Great Western engine and drained toward the Windsor Auto Repair building.

Initial reports from Weld County dispatch claimed it was antifreeze, but Great Western officials believe it was water with an inhibitor.

Police and fire officials, along with the Weld County Health Department took samples and will test the liquid.

There were no injuries reported.

Read Wednesday’s Windsor Now for more.