Train derails in Smyrna neighborhood, cleanup underway

Train derailment in Smyrna neighborhood

Crews are working to clean up a train derailment that happened early Friday morning in Smyrna.

SMYRNA, Ga. - Crews are working to clean up a train derailment that happened early Friday morning in Smyrna.

The cleanup process is underway along Campbell Road near Nancy Circle.

What we know:

FOX 5 cameras at the scene spotted multiple train cars off the tracks in the neighborhood.

It appeared as if wood or timber had spilled out of some of the cars.

According to the Smyrna Fire Department, approximately 17 cars carrying dry goods and lumber left the tracks.

Officials say thankfully, there were no hazardous materials involved and no injuries in the derailment.

Traffic in the area has not been impacted by the situation.

What they're saying:

"We are  monitoring the situation closely and working with our community partners to ensure that the safety of the public is the top priority during the cleanup process," Smyrna 
Fire Chief and Emergency Management Director Brian Marcos said in a statement.

What we don't know:

The cause of the train derailment has not been released at this time.

Officials do not know how long the cleanup process will take.