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Naples Fire officials search for oil in Panhandle

After a morning of heavy thunderstorms, thin crowds line the beaches in Pensacola Fla., on Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to observe 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

Photo by TRISTAN SPINSKI, Daily News

After a morning of heavy thunderstorms, thin crowds line the beaches in Pensacola Fla., on Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to observe 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 Department Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria, left, and Fire Chief Steve McInerny, survey conditions east of Pensacola Beach on Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to observe 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
  • Several minutes after finding a small tar ball in the water, Noah Custer, 11, of New Orleans, skim boards outside of his family's vacation home on the beach in Destin, Fla., on Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to observe 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
  • After a morning of heavy thunderstorms, thin crowds line the beaches in Pensacola Fla., on Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to observe 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 Department Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria surveys conditions east of Pensacola Beach on Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to observe 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 Department Battalion Chief Pete DiMaria, left, and Fire Chief Steve McInerny, survey conditions east of Pensacola Beach on Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Officials from the Naples Fire Department traveled to the Florida Pan Handle on Tuesday to observe 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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