Water leak at main building pump room controlled, Atlantic County NJ
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Fire & ArsonA water leak at the main building pump room near N Main St in New Jersey was reported. Emergency responders arrived, isolated the leak, and brought the situation under control. The scene was turned over to local police and the building owner.
Audio|Heard on: Atlantic County Fire and EMS - Digital
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04:46
Transcript:
00:00
At the pump room in the main building is discharging into the parking lot again.
00:05
Yeah, it comes Ron.
00:06
It's got nowhere for the word to go, so we lost something somewhere.
00:11
18, 303. 18,
00:13
responding with 4.
00:15
Copy 32, respond number 4.
00:21
Section 105, the outbuilding is 104.
00:29
And everything was dry upstairs.
00:32
That's good.
00:39
Rescue 1 is on scene.
00:40
Rescue 1 will be convenient.
00:41
Do you have a room number with dispatch?
00:48
Rescue 1 on scene.
00:50
It is room number 312.
00:52
That's room 312.
00:53
312. 3C. 11 and 10.
00:58
Good.
01:02
Are you still upstairs in that dust collector room?
01:05
No, I just stay off at the front.
01:06
Let's check in the facilities maintenance room if I can go back there.
01:11
All right, maybe at the side door right here, let me end.
01:14
I'll meet her over there.
01:15
We'll go together.
01:16
I'll look at some gauges.
01:25
31 5
01:32
J3 3.
01:39
The owner wants us to force the door to room 312.
01:51
Message received 1221.
02:06
The OS 32, 31, 19, Hamilton.
02:12
Hamilton Police Station and under Central Avenue, a cardiac emergency.
02:17
31 from 10.
02:19
Good.
02:20
All right, looks like the time points open if you want to come up here,
02:23
just to make sure.
02:25
Receive, on the way.
02:33
3231 for my com.
02:36
31.
02:42
301. PD advice this is the same female that was just the pyramid, but did not provide any additional information.
02:49
They did dispatch medics well.
02:50
Advise if you need them, then you get there.
02:53
Copy, thank you.
02:59
18303. 18, Robert, all on fusion.
03:02
Okay, 33.
03:04
McConnor, 12.
03:06
12 from command.
03:09
Get.
03:10
Okay,
03:13
we get off.
03:14
Hey, go out to that bag system out there, make sure there's no water out there.
03:18
There's 12 responding top of town.
03:22
Repeat that last?
03:24
This guy's a rescue one.
03:27
Rescue one. Rescue one.
03:29
Well, on the side you're on right there and go to the bag system over there.
03:33
I'm sure there was no water leaking out there.
03:36
Okay.
03:37
Scene turned over to ACPD and the owner, command terminated, Rescue 1 returning.
03:43
1833, Command, what's your pleasure?
03:46
Turn over to PD, Command Terminated Rescue 1 for returning.
03:49
So, 203.
04:02
1833. It's command.
04:03
What's your pleasure?
04:09
33, just stage it's the front door right there.
04:11
We'll be out a couple minutes.
04:12
We're isolating this right now.
04:14
33 receives.
04:20
The back system was 10-4[1].
04:23
All right, that's copy.
04:26
We've got a valve off right now.
04:28
The fire pumps should be shutting down.
04:34
Here from command, you can place a situation under control.
04:38
It appears to be a fully air pump in the system.
04:43
Sounds like a situation that a control for the air pump.
04:46
1225.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative (message received)
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Location mentioned:
N Main St, New Jersey
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