Update on Chevron West Texas LPG Pipeline Incident

SAN RAMON, Calif.--()--Chevron is continuing to depressurize the West Texas LPG pipeline that ruptured and subsequently ignited today at approximately 9:30 AM CST. The fire continues to decrease in size as residual product is flared and burned-off. Chevron continues to monitor the nearby 14-inch LPG pipeline and is in the process of mobilizing resources to remove product from it and depressurize the line.

Chevron continues to work with the appropriate local, state agencies and emergency response organizations to assess and respond to the incident.

Local unified command has established a 1.5 mile evacuation zone at the site, and approximately 700 people in the town of Milford have been asked to evacuate. The local Red Cross has mobilized to assist those impacted in the region. Chevron has also established a toll-free claims hotline for affected residents: (855) 276-1272.

Chevron would like to express our sincere regret to those impacted by this incident. Our priority continues to be the safety and wellbeing of the community and our employees and responders.

Contacts

Chevron
Gareth Johnstone, +1 925-487-1306

Contacts

Chevron
Gareth Johnstone, +1 925-487-1306