Which option lists a Fuel Spill Over 25 Gallons composition?

• A. 3 Engines, 1 Medic, 3 Brush, 3 Tenders, 1 Battalion
• B. 1 Hazmat, 1 Foam, 1 Aerial, 2 Engines, 2 Medics, 2 Tenders, 2 Battalions, 1 Safety, PIO, Bureau
• C. 1 Hazmat, 1 Foam, 2 Engines, 1 Medic, 1 Battalion, 1 Safety, PIO, Bureau
• D. 1 Hazmat, 1 Foam, 2 Engines, 1 Medic, 1 Battalion, 1 Safety, PIO, Bureau

Answer: (D)

Handling a fuel spill over 25 gallons requires a hazardous materials response with containment and safety coordination. The essential lineup includes a HazMat unit to identify and isolate the material and coordinate decontamination, and Foam to suppress ignition and vapors from hydrocarbons. Pairing two engines ensures a reliable water/foam supply and support for suppression efforts. A medic is needed for potential injuries or exposure, while a Battalion chief provides incident command. A Safety officer maintains scene safety, and having a Public Information Officer plus a Bureau liaison handles communications and coordination with the agency. This combination covers hazard control, suppression, medical support, and clear leadership and communication without overstaffing. Options that omit HazMat or Foam miss critical capabilities, or that add unrelated resources (like an aerial or extra battalions) go beyond what’s needed for this scenario.