Paulsboro Train Derailment

An Open House for Paulsboro residents regarding Friday's train derailment takes place tonight at the Nehaunsey Middle School.

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The evacuation area in Paulsboro has been expanded to include an additional 100 homes as the shelter-in-place order is modified as the cleanup continues from Friday's train derailment.

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As a shelter-in-place order remains in effect in Paulsboro, Congressman Rob Andrews is calling for the Coast Guard to pick up the pace of cleanup.

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The New Jersey Sierra Club is calling for better accountability, maintenance and inspections following the train derailment in Paulsboro which resulted in the discharge of hazardous materials which also entered the Mantua Creek, which feeds the Delaware River.

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Investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board are reviewing records of the rail bridge that collapsed in Paulsboro last Friday, which led to a train derailment and hazardous chemical spill.

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Four days after a rail bridge collapsed in Paulsboro - and there was a resulting hazardous chemical spill in a nearby Creek - some affected residents are voicing their displeasure about what's happening.

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For the second time in a day, residents of Paulsboro are being told to stay inside.

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New air quality tests at the site of the Paulsboro train derailment are again at safe levels and the shelter-in-place order has been lifted.

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The National Transportation Safety Board continues to investigate the collapse of a rail bridge in Paulsboro at the end of last week that led to a 7 car train derailment and the release of a hazardous chemical vapor.

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Officials say more than 100 Paulsboro residents will be kept out of their homes for several more days as crews work to clear a hazardous gas that spewed from a ruptured freight train car.

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