Units investigated a reported gas odor on the first level near 1824 Bravo; no significant meter readings found and the gas company continued investigating., Frederick County MD
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Fire & ArsonUnits investigated a reported gas odor on the first level near 1824 Bravo; no significant meter readings found and the gas company continued investigating.
Audio|Heard on: Frederick County Fire - Digital
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01:18
Transcript:
00:00
Tower 1 in command.
00:03
Go ahead, Tower 1.
00:07
Made the second floor of the balcony,
00:09
opened up the closet on the balcony.
00:14
No readings on the sniffer or the four-gas.
00:17
I'll start knock on the window.
00:22
Negative. You can disregard.
00:23
You can go ahead and come off the balcony.
00:29
I want you copy.
00:33
That's great.
00:38
While I've been driver to command.
00:40
Gas company's on the scene behind me.
00:44
Command copies.
00:45
President Monoxy command incendration for 20 minutes.
00:50
I'm going to hold it with engine 291, and you can go ahead and clear the remainder of the units.
00:58
Washington Gas is on scene.
01:00
We had a sane odor in 1824 Bravo on the first level,
01:08
with no significant meter readings.
01:10
Gas Company is going to continue to investigate.
01:16
I'm holding on to 291-609.
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Frederick County, MD
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