TYLER, Texas — Several fire crews worked on a hazmat situation in Tyler Wednesday evening.
According the Smith County Emergency Management Coordinator Brandon Moore, the fire crews have cleared the scene.
Officials said a local business reported a red substance coming from the ground in the 3600 block of West Way St., just off of Highway 155.
Moore said the substance is unknown, but non-hazardous.
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The fire crews that responded to the scene were the Tyler Fire, ESD 2, Noonday Volunteer Fire, TCEQ, Smith Co. Sheriff's deputy & Smith Co. Emergency Management.
Moore said TCEQ, ESD 2, Tyler HazMat, SC environmental crimes and SCFMO/OEM are on the scene.
Davis said they believe it's a sewer issue. So far no evacuations or injuries were reported.