Pig-fat Material Spill In Northwest Indiana Closes Ramp At Cline And Borman; Cleanup May Take A Week
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CHICAGO (CBS) -- If it smells like bacon in Northwest Indiana there's a very good reason.
Officials say a company spilled a pig-fat based material on the ramp connecting Cline Avenue to the Borman Expressway.
RAMP CLOSURE–SR 912 (Cline Ave) and I-94; The ramp connecting SB Cline Ave to EB I-80/94 will be closed up to a week after a private company spilled a substance Wed. Crews contracted by the company have started the cleanup process. We will update the public as work progresses. pic.twitter.com/EiduYVgx2W
— INDOT Northwest (@INDOTNorthwest) January 2, 2019
The spill is not hazardous to the public, but the ramp is closed for several days while crews will work around the clock to clean up the spill.
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