Coned: dielectric fluid spill in Queens, NY

Coned (Queens): dielectric fluid spill in Queens, NY. Dated 25 days ago, it is in the active follow-up window. Score 55/100. As of 2026-11-04, from New York State DEC Spill Incidents database (data.ny.gov).

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SiteConed
Spill number2606626
Location3854 Vernon Blvd, Queens, Queens County
Materialdielectric fluid
SourceNew York State DEC Spill Incidents database (data.ny.gov)
CauseEquipment Failure
Spill date2026-10-11
Reported2026-10-11
StatusOpen
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  • Source agency: New York State DEC Spill Incidents database (data.ny.gov)
  • Record date: 2026-10-11
  • Data refreshed: 2026-11-04
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55 / 100 Score

  • Still open with DEC: cleanup and closure work pending.
  • Petroleum spill.

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Coned (Queens, Queens County) reported a dielectric fluid spill to NYS DEC on 2026-10-11; status: open.

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It is 25 days old, still within a typical 45-day follow-up window.

Coned vs. top 3 peers

OrganizationLocationAmountPercentileRecord date
ConedQueens, Queens2026-10-11
Reliance Fluid TechnologiesNiagara Falls, Niagara10093rd2026-10-29
PowerplantRensselaer, Rensselaer85097th2026-10-24
Safespeed Logistics LLC MvaLindley, Steuben553rd2026-10-31

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