Emergency crews in Sonoma County responded Thursday to help identify and remove five 55-gallon containers filled with used cannabis oil by-product and ethanol.
On Thursday at 5 p.m., the Sonoma County Fire Prevention and Hazardous Materials Emergency Division responded to Roblar and Valley Ford roads on a report of containers left on the side of the road. Investigators determined the containers held used cannabis oil by-product and ethanol from the cannabis extraction process. Several agencies responded to help secure, label and transport the containers to an approved accepting facility.
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