Crime & Safety
Hazmat Team Called To Drew University
First responders searching for the source of a chemical odor.

MADISON, NJ - Hazmat units were called to Drew University's Madison campus on Thursday afternoon to investigate the report of a chemical smell, according to officials.
"The Madison Police Department and Madison Fire Department along with the Whippany Fire Departments Hazardous Materials Team are on site at Drew University investigating a chemical or gasoline related odor which has been reported," Morris County Director Office of Emergency Management Jeffrey S. Paul said.
The Whippany Fire Chief has been in touch with the Morris County Hazardous Materials Team while they investigate the source of the odor, Paul said.
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The smell was reported in the hall of the sciences building and first responders have been unable to locate the source of the smell. No illnesses have been reported.
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