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Hazmat Incident at 1 Glades Ci #7 Upgraded, 29 Emergency Responders Dispatched in Pinellas County

A hazmat incident at 1 Glades Ci #7 has been upgraded, leading to the dispatch of an additional unit. The total number of emergency responders on scene has risen to 29.

09/25/2026 · Pinellas County edition

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Pinellas County, FL – The hazmat incident at 1 Glades Ci #7 has been upgraded, leading to the dispatch of an additional unit, bringing the total number of emergency responders to 29, according to emergency dispatch.

Emergency crews were initially dispatched to the scene on Thursday, September 24, 2026, at 10:08 PM. The initial dispatch included 28 units (S38, PD3, 464, S36, 497, 429, SS504, H38, H33, H29, H68, HM500, HM605, D38, EMA1, SWO, E38, E68, T33, SS501, SS503, 479, D41, PD2, 367, DR29, 446, LR42), as previously reported by emergency dispatch. The hazmat upgrade prompted the addition of one more unit to the response effort.

As a general safety measure, motorists are advised to avoid the area and should anticipate possible road closures near 1 Glades Ci #7 while emergency personnel continue to work on site.

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