Natural gas leak investigated near Brookridge Street, Allouez WI
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Fire & ArsonFire and emergency units responded to a natural gas leak near Brookridge Street. Crews are investigating inside the residence and working with the homeowner.
Audio|Heard on: Brown County Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
I'm fired a dispatch. We just got a gas leak reported in your area.
00:03
Do you want me to put you on it?
00:05
Copy. You can send it to Engine 8.
00:07
Clear me from this accident.
00:09
Copy.
00:14
The dispatch from Engine 8.
00:15
You just want us to take this on Tax 6 and we're on it?
00:19
Offer me. You can stay on Tax 6.
00:29
District 8, Endo 481, Truck 421, and Battalion 411, respond to gas leak, Tax X,
00:39
at near Brookridge Street, cross streets are Joadne Lane and Woodrow Away, timeout 1656.
00:51
Can you answer out to Brookridge, if you could just advise if PD is needed.
00:57
Engineer, copy.
00:58
We should be good.
00:59
Copy.
01:00
You're just fast engine 481-pack-6.
01:04
Go ahead.
01:10
We've relocated two blocks north on Brookridge for gas leak.
01:14
We are going to be investigating.
01:17
Truck 2 you can slow down.
01:19
Okay.
01:20
Copy.
01:25
45-year-old male a and all times three a couple good laughs on his fingers.
01:32
Cable up this time.
01:35
Copy, Rick, just not to the highway will be there if you're getting it.
01:39
Copy. Okay.
01:45
Tail anyone on the scene.
01:52
Italian one we had no read where she was smelling it my two firefighters are inside right now with the homeowner check the interior
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Location mentioned:
Brookridge St, Allouez, WI 54301
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