Plant sirens sounded Friday morning at Sarnia's Imperial manufacturing site. Company spokesperson Kristina Zimmer said a small fire was quickly put out in the area of a wash pad. She said the sirens were sounded as a precaution. The all clear has been issued and Imperial is investigating.
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