Gas leak reported near Main Street in Dillon, Dillon CO
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Fire & ArsonA gas leak or gas odor was reported near Main Street in Dillon. Emergency services responded with a firetruck, but no additional resources were required.
Audio|Heard on: Summit and Eagle County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:39
Transcript:
00:00
Truck 2 on EAS?
00:03
Truck 2. Could you start a call for us near Main Street in Dillon for the smell of gas?
00:18
Director, would you like any additional resources?
00:24
I'm not at this time, thank you.
00:30
X-Flyers, Silverthorn, Brex.
00:38
I have copy 914.
00:45
Go on, and I don't know, we'll run.
00:51
She so.
00:58
...to Doug Ravski.
01:04
Go for Doug.
01:07
I'm sorry, Doug.
01:08
Can you send me Anna E.
01:10
Sosa? She's getting picked up.
01:15
She's actually with Mr.
01:17
Kropka practicing for the strings concerts.
01:20
So I'm not sure if she's in Krofka's room or if she's in the auditorium with him, but that's where she should be.
01:28
Okay, I'll go to grab her that.
01:33
It's a 2020 Black Dogg Ram with a kayak rack on the back.
01:38
License late given (number withheld).
01:50
Comes back on a 2020 Dodgeram showing black and color registering out of Peonia.
01:54
I believe his son has been drinking.
01:56
Driver's name should be (name withheld) the area.
02:02
Vehicle should be in the 4C area by now.
02:04
RP is willing to sign, I believe, aired on authority of this office 960.
02:24
Copy.
02:31
Billant 25, just the advisement of a gas call at LaRiva.
02:35
Truck 2 says no resources are needed, no laws needed.
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Location mentioned:
Main St, Dillon, CO 80435
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