Pilot light causes gas smell in apartment, Bergenfield NJ
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Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a report of a gas odor in an apartment near South Washington Avenue. The smell was caused by a pilot light on the stove and the issue was resolved.
Audio|Heard on: Tri-Boro Fire and EMS Dispatch
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02:10
Transcript:
00:00
The fire department's request to respond, near South Washington Avenue.
00:04
Apartment 6 Alpha, for the odor of gas.
00:07
The APBJ 670,
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number 5.5 request to respond,
00:12
near South Washington Avenue.
00:15
4.6 alpha, bring inside order gas,
00:18
cross streets are Magnolia and Elm.
00:23
This latter is 15.
00:24
It's a 202 at 1,500.
00:30
Portable 19 service, 2.60s dot-laws.
00:35
Race report align, this is coding via 911 to us.
00:39
The resident reports they were cooking earlier and they're now smelling gas.
00:44
Access should be towards the front of the Washington Avenue side of the complex there.
00:50
Very good.
00:54
I'm just seeing a second.
01:01
10.4-9 response.
01:06
940, sir.
01:15
Portable line is up being 268, Josh, investigation in a two and a half-and-a-half-thirty multiple topics.
01:20
Portable nine will have top-loss examine to command.
01:23
Ready, Chief, 16-0-2.
01:36
Fishoutly.
01:43
Now I'm all, you can do it on.
01:44
You can do it on.
01:48
...and just raising service, sir,
01:56
it's on. No station.
01:58
Yeah, I was Washington.
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Command 7-0.
02:01
Okay, committed.
02:04
Near South Washington Avenue.
02:05
That was a pilot light on the stove.
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Situations were rectified your permanent command and release officers.
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Location mentioned:
S Washington Ave Apartment 6a, Bergenfield, NJ 07621
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