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Naples Fire Chief Steve McInerny inspects oil boom in an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski

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Naples Fire Chief Steve McInerny inspects oil boom in an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski

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  • Naples Fire Chief Steve McInerny inspects oil boom in an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • From left, Capt. T.C. Scallan, of the Pensacola Fire Department, Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria, and Fire Chief Steve McInerny, both of the Naples Fire Department, talk about the challenges faced by fire officials in regards to the oil spill and cleanup efforts in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Pensacola Fire Marshall David Allen, left, and Lt. Philip Hoffman, center, greet Naples Fire Department Chief Steve McInerny, right, in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • From left, Capt. T.C. Scallan, of the Pensacola Fire Department, Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria, and Fire Chief Steve McInerny, both of the Naples Fire Department, talk about the challenges faced by fire officials in regards to the oil spill and cleanup efforts in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria, second from left, Fire Chief Steve McInerny, third from left, both of the Naples Fire Department, talk with Capt. T.C. Scallan, left and Fire Marshall David Allen, right, both from the Pensacola Fire Department, about the challenges faced by fire officials in regards to the oil spill and cleanup efforts in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria, second from left, Fire Chief Steve McInerny, third from left, both of the Naples Fire Department, talk with Capt. T.C. Scallan, left and Fire Marshall David Allen, right, both from the Pensacola Fire Department, about the challenges faced by fire officials in regards to the oil spill and cleanup efforts in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Piles of rubber boots sit in an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Pensacola Fire Marshall David Allen, left, and Naples Fire Department Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria take a tour of a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Capt. T.C. Scallan, left, of the Pensacola Fire Department uses a satellite map to show oil spill containment efforts to Naples Fire Chief Steve McInerny, center, and Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria at a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Pensacola Fire Marshall David Allen, left, uses a satellite map to show oil spill containment efforts to Naples Fire Chief Steve McInerny, center, at a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County.
  • Naples Fire Chief Steve McInerny, speaks with Pensacola Fire Marshall David Allen, not pictured, in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Panhandle to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Chief Steve McInerny, left, and Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria, right, both of the Naples Fire Department, are briefed on the challenges faced by Pensacola city officials from the oil spill by Pensacola Fire Marshall David Allen, center, in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • From left, Capt. T.C. Scallan, of the Pensacola Fire Department, Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria, and Fire Chief Steve McInerny, both of the Naples Fire Department, talk about the challenges faced by fire officials in regards to the oil spill and cleanup efforts in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • From left, Chief Steve McInerny and Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria, both of the Naples Fire Department, are briefed on the challenges faced by Pensacola city officials from the oil spill by Pensacola Fire Marshall David Allen, right, in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Pensacola Fire Marshall David Allen, left, and Lt. Philip Hoffman, right, greet Naples Fire Department Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria, center, in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Piles of rubber boots sit in an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Naples Fire Chief Steve McInerny, left, talks with Pensacola Fire Marshall David Allen during a tour of a decontamination site for oil cleaning equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Naples Fire Chief Steve McInerny inspects oil boom in an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Naples Fire Chief Steve McInerny inspects oil boom in an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Naples Fire Chief Steve McInerny inspects oil boom in an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Oil boom sits in an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Oil boom sits in an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • From left, Fire Marshall David Allen, Capt. T.C. Scallan, both of the Pensacola Fire Department, Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria, and Fire Chief Steve McInerny, both of the Naples Fire Department, talk about the challenges faced by fire officials in regards to the oil spill and cleanup efforts in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Naples Fire Chief Steve McInerny, left, rides with officials from BP and the Pensacola Fire Department on a tour through an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Oil boom sits in an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • Pensacola Fire Marshall David Allen, left, and Naples Fire Department Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria take a tour of a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski
  • A cleaning station for oil boom sits in an industrial park that has been transitioned to a decontamination site for oil cleanup equipment in Pensacola Fla., on Wednesday, July 7, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to spend several days observing oil spill cleanup efforts so that they may streamline their own efforts to contain any oil contamination should the spill reach Collier County. Photo by Tristan Spinski

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