Community Corner
Cleanup Activities Continue Stemming From Kinder Morgan Pipeline Leak In Walnut Creek
The State Fire Marshal has approve the pipeline to be put back into service.
December 9, 2020
Multiple regulatory agencies, along with the City of Walnut Creek, are monitoring the response to the recent pipeline crack along a Kinder Morgan fuel line that runs near a flood control channel in the City. Work to repair the pipeline has been completed, and no new leaks have been detected. The State Fire Marshal has approve the pipeline to be put back into service. Remediation work continues, and the monitoring and cleanup work will take place around the clock. You may see lights and hear equipment noise in the nighttime.
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Kinder Morgan has released an updated statement, which can be read here.
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More information will be shared with City residents as it becomes available. The City has been assured by multiple regulatory agencies that there is no public health danger due to the leak or the remediation.
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