Stovetop burner left on causes gas odor in house, Fort Collins CO
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Fire & ArsonResponders investigated a natural gas odor at a residence near West Myrtle Street. They found a stove burner left on but no active gas leak or fire was detected inside the house.
Audio|Heard on: Poudre Fire Authority and EMS
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02:4
Transcript:
00:00
Battalion 1, Engine 1, Tower 1, Gas Leak, near West Myrtle Street, Map 30 King 2.
00:07
Respond on PSA Fireground 3.
00:14
Do you want Tower 1?
00:18
Go ahead.
00:21
Or delay at the station.
00:23
You got newie assistance.
00:25
You want to call for another unit, I think it'll be okay, though.
00:31
Okay, copy that. We'll go ahead.
00:37
Telling that one in John Wainterner on a leak at near West Myrtle Street Map.
00:41
It is 30 King 2.
00:42
They let the burner on without the flame.
00:44
There's a strong smell of natural gas zone filling sick.
00:51
Each one's not seen small, one-story house, nothing shown.
00:55
Off the side will be investigating with a hurdle commitment.
01:01
I tell you, one's got these one unseen number of small, single-story house.
01:06
Nothing showing.
01:07
The time, one's it.
01:14
Chair Smither.
01:16
The time I want to come after.
01:22
Go on.
01:26
360s complete.
01:27
The building does have a basement.
01:29
Sounds like a burner on the stove top was left on for a few hours.
01:35
There's an odor inside of gas.
01:36
We'll be making an entry part three with a monitor offensive strategy.
01:57
We've made our way to the Charlie's side of the house, interior, no smell, no readings on the monitor.
02:02
You can clear. We'll continue to investigate.
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Location mentioned:
W Myrtle St, Fort Collins, CO 80521
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