Gas odor caused by faulty valve at Harrison address, Harrison NJ
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The Harrison Fire Department responded to a report of a strong gas odor at a location near Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard North. The investigation found a faulty valve causing the odor. The valve was replaced by the gas company, and the area was declared safe.
Audio|Heard on: Harrison Metro Area Fire & EMS
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02:47
Transcript:
00:00
Firecom to the Harrison Fire Department respond 416 Frank E. Rodgers North for a strong odor of gas inside, called in by PSE&G.
00:09
PSE&G called the Harrison Fire Department to 416 Frank E. Rodgers North for a strong odor of gas inside.
00:18
PSE&G already on scene.
00:20
Time is 1107, operated 214 minutes, copy.
00:30
Dispatch is in the quarters.
00:38
They were responding to 416.
00:41
No.
00:46
We're really...
00:52
Fire, Tom, I just do respond, well not.
01:07
Green.
01:11
Car 2 from 1-1.
01:17
Stand by.
01:20
Be advised, we got the plumber.
01:23
Some PSE&G here as well.
01:25
They got a faulty valve.
01:27
I don't think you need a full complement.
01:29
It's up to you.
01:33
Receive.
01:35
Engine 2004, you can stand down.
01:40
Understood.
01:45
Andrew 4 received.
01:51
Our company Card 2004 standing down, possible faulty valve.
02:06
Okay, fourth one out of one officer B.
02:09
I'm getting no gas readings in the basement.
02:12
PSE&G is working on the boiler.
02:14
They're changing out the valve.
02:18
No odor is arriving.
02:19
Restore a wood frame condo.
02:21
I'll put you all.
02:22
I'll be in this and come in.
02:24
P.C.
02:27
Court, 2011, around the time.
02:34
B. I don't want to be advised.
02:37
It's been released.
02:39
The PSE&G is going to repair it.
02:44
You see what I want to release PSE&G to remain at 1114.
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