MELBOURNE, Fla. — Brevard County Fire Rescue officials said they found the cause of a spill that turned a Melbourne road blue.
Melbourne police on Monday tweeted an image of blue lanes on West Eau Gallie Boulevard and Holland Street.
Officials said said fertilizer dye spilled in the road. Fire rescue crews were called to the scene to help clean it up.
The blue-streaked highway could be seen from Skywitness 9.
BCFR Hazmat assisted Melbourne Fire with a hazmat spill which turned out to be a non-toxic fertilizer dye. pic.twitter.com/gerwDA3Mgs
— BCFRpio (@BCFRpio) April 24, 2017
Traffic advisory-we are investigating the source of a spill in the roadway at Holland/Eau Gallie. Road open at this time, but expect delays. pic.twitter.com/5oSwLgaMOI
— Melbourne Police (@MelbournePolice) April 24, 2017
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