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Lunar Oil Spill - UCGPE25602

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A view of the water intake at Lake Okemah following the removal of the hard boom.<br />Date Taken: 11/20/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/20<br />Latitude: 35.5225333333333<br />Longitude: -96.3189166666667<br />Tags: Public
Unnamed Creek 2 following the severe rain event. Trace amounts of unrecoverable sheen were observed along the banks of the creek.<br />Date Taken: 11/20/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/20<br />Latitude: 35.5206527777778<br />Longitude: -96.3491527777778<br />Tags: Public
Sheen was observed at the entry to water location.<br />Date Taken: 11/20/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/20<br />Latitude: 35.5159388888889<br />Longitude: -96.3529055555556<br />Tags:
Soil near the entry to water location and the tank battery was excavated. EPA will continue to remediate the soil in the area.<br />Date Taken: 11/20/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/20<br />Latitude: 35.5158388888889<br />Longitude: -96.3528138888889<br />Tags:
The EPA team observing boom and water conditions at the water intake in Lake Okemah.<br />Date Taken: 11/20/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/20<br />Latitude: 35.5225666666667<br />Longitude: -96.3186416666667<br />Tags: Public
Oil observed in the secondary containment of the tank battery.<br />Date Taken: 11/20/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/20<br />Latitude: 35.5154<br />Longitude: -96.3517916666667<br />Tags:
Unnamed Creek 2 following the severe rain event. Trace amounts of unrecoverable sheen were observed along the banks of the Unnamed Creek 2 (C2).<br />Date Taken: 11/20/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/20<br />Latitude: 35.5210305555556<br />Longitude: -96.3485555555555<br />Tags:
A view of hard boom conditions located along Unnamed Creek 2 (C2) following severe weather. EPA collected and removed soiled materials from the creek.<br />Date Taken: 11/20/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/20<br />Latitude: 35.5228694444444<br />Longitude: -96.347275<br />Tags:
The EPA team collecting and disposing of soiled materials from Unnamed Creek 2.<br />Date Taken: 11/20/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/20<br />Latitude: 35.5228694444444<br />Longitude: -96.3472972222222<br />Tags:
EPA team conducting boat operations on Lake Okemah. <br />Date Taken: 11/19/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/19<br />Latitude: 35.5345527777778<br />Longitude: -96.3162388888889<br />Tags:
EPA conducting boat operations near public swimming area. No sheen or oil was observed.<br />Date Taken: 11/19/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/19<br />Latitude: 35.5222055555556<br />Longitude: -96.3173444444444<br />Tags: Public
The EPA observing hard boom and water conditions at the water intake in Lake Okemah. <br />Date Taken: 11/19/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/19<br />Latitude: 35.5224444444444<br />Longitude: -96.3199527777778<br />Tags:
EPA team conducting spot checks in Unnamed Creek 2.<br />Date Taken: 11/19/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/19<br />Latitude: 35.5242777777778<br />Longitude: -96.3412555555555<br />Tags:
EPA team conducting spot checks at the mouth of Unnamed Creek 2.<br />Date Taken: 11/19/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/19<br />Latitude: 35.5236027777778<br />Longitude: -96.3359083333333<br />Tags: Public
Mouth of Unnamed Creek 2.<br />Date Taken: 11/19/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/19<br />Latitude: 35.5237472222222<br />Longitude: -96.3356388888889<br />Tags:
EPA team observing water conditions at the mouth of Unnamed Creek 2 (C2).<br />Date Taken: 11/19/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/19<br />Latitude: 35.5237888888889<br />Longitude: -96.3352138888889<br />Tags: Public
EPA Team observing water conditions in Lake Okemah.<br />Date Taken: 11/19/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/19<br />Latitude: 35.5253722222222<br />Longitude: -96.3359611111111<br />Tags: Public
No crude oil or sheen observed near the shoreline of the residential property on the northern shoreline of the mouth of Unnamed Creek 2. <br />Date Taken: 11/19/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/19<br />Latitude: 35.5251972222222<br />Longitude: -96.3363027777778<br />Tags:
EPA team conducting spot checks near the southern shoreline of the mouth of Unnamed Creek 2. <br />Date Taken: 11/19/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/19<br />Latitude: 35.5233305555556<br />Longitude: -96.3338611111111<br />Tags:
Public fishing pier on Lake Okemah, no crude oil or sheen observed. <br />Date Taken: 11/19/2024<br />Category: 2024/11/19<br />Latitude: 35.5194333333333<br />Longitude: -96.3233333333333<br />Tags:

A view of the water intake at Lake Okemah following the removal of the hard boom. Unnamed Creek 2 following the severe rain event. Trace amounts of unrecoverable sheen were observed along the banks of the creek. Sheen was observed at the entry to water location. Soil near the entry to water location and the tank battery was excavated. EPA will continue to remediate the soil in the area. The EPA team observing boom and water conditions at the water intake in Lake Okemah. Oil observed in the secondary containment of the tank battery. Unnamed Creek 2 following the severe rain event. Trace amounts of unrecoverable sheen were observed along the banks of the Unnamed Creek 2 (C2). A view of hard boom conditions located along Unnamed Creek 2 (C2) following severe weather. EPA collected and removed soiled materials from the creek. The EPA team collecting and disposing of soiled materials from Unnamed Creek 2. EPA team conducting boat operations on Lake Okemah. EPA conducting boat operations near public swimming area. No sheen or oil was observed. The EPA observing hard boom and water conditions at the water intake in Lake Okemah. EPA team conducting spot checks in Unnamed Creek 2. EPA team conducting spot checks at the mouth of Unnamed Creek 2. Mouth of Unnamed Creek 2. EPA team observing water conditions at the mouth of Unnamed Creek 2 (C2). EPA Team observing water conditions in Lake Okemah. No crude oil or sheen observed near the shoreline of the residential property on the northern shoreline of the mouth of Unnamed Creek 2. EPA team conducting spot checks near the southern shoreline of the mouth of Unnamed Creek 2. Public fishing pier on Lake Okemah, no crude oil or sheen observed. Photograph taken facing northwest at the mouth of Unnamed Creed 2 after the storms. Hard boom placed around the water intake on Lake Okemah. Photograph taken at the end of the dike on Lake Okemah. Photograph taken from pier near public boat ramp at Lake Okemah after storms. EPA deployed hard and sorbent booms downstream of the affected creek areas ahead of the upcoming storms. EPA continues to collect and dispose of oil covered waste and used personal protective equipment (PPE) at the site. Oil observed along Unnamed Creek 2. The bulk amount of oil was removed from the tank battery's secondary containment. EPA will continue to remediate the soil in the area. After the removal of the earthen dam in Unnamed Creek 1, water carried oil to the confluence, where it was collected and removed. EPA deployed hard and sorbent booms downstream of the affected creek areas ahead of the upcoming storms. EPA continues to remove oil from the creek using sorbent materials and a leaf blower. EPA placed poly sheeting over oil contaminated soil, directly down gradient of the tank battery. EPA Mobile Command Post on site providing workspace for EPA, START, and ERRS ERRS removing crude oil from secondary containment at the tank battery Absorbent Pad application in creek. ERRS deploying absorbents to pooled oil areas Impacted creek area with absorbents Impacted creek area with absorbents11/16/2024 Oil observed in Unnamed Creek 1, directly upstream of the confluence of Unnamed Creek 2. The EPA team continuing cleanup efforts at the confluence of the Unnamed Creek 1 and Unnamed Creek 2. A frac tank being placed into secondary containment at the site. The frac tank will be used to hold oil and water collected from the creeks. Oil observed submerged beneath the water's surface. Oil observed on the ground directly down gradient of the tank battery. EPA excavated oil impacted soil around the tank battery and directly down gradient of the tank battery. During the remediation of the creeks, oily waste will be removed to a proper disposal facility. Oil being removed from the tank battery's secondary containment. EPA contractors removing oil from Unnamed Creek 2 using sorbent pads. The EPA team conducting a health and safety meeting prior to cleanup activities on the site. START filling in dashboard data points along Unnamed Creek 2. Sorbent boom and sorbent pads deployed along Unnamed Creek 2. Sorbent boom and sorbent pads deployed along Unnamed Creek 2. Sorbent pads deployed along Unnamed Creek 2. Sorbent boom deployed along Unnamed Creek 2. Earthen dam upstream of the confluence between Unnamed Creek 1 and Unnamed Creek 2. Photo facing east towards Unnamed Creek 1 and of low water crossing entering site. Facing east towards the origin of discharge. Facing north towards the origin of discharge. Facing west from the origin of discharge.