Possible house fire with gas leak near Sage Creek Boulevard, Huntsville AL
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Fire & ArsonEmergency crews responded to a possible house fire near Sage Creek Boulevard with a gas meter leak reported. Utilities and ambulance services were requested. The situation was resolved and command ended.
Audio|Heard on: Huntsville Fire/Rescue and Madison Fire/Rescue
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01:56
Transcript:
00:00
An item host fire.
00:02
Can you get us utilities en route to near Sage Creek Boulevard?
00:11
104, copy near Sage Creek Boulevard.
00:13
Will this be Sage Creek Boulevard also?
00:16
104. We checked a meter and it has a slight leak on it.
00:22
We're trying to get someone to the door now,
00:26
but we can't get anybody to shift yet.
00:29
104.11 Adam.
00:34
Two will say to copy draft.
00:37
Trap.
00:42
10515.515. By 16.
00:44
By 16. By 16.
00:49
This is Jimasston.
00:50
Transfer patient care games.
00:52
104 copy, transfer per agency.
00:54
10.
01:00
Council Fire Agent 11 Adam.
01:04
11, I'm go ahead.
01:06
11 items focus on the utilities, they're advising.
01:09
They have an unknown ETA due to several call-outs in the new market area.
01:14
Ladder 18, house fire.
01:17
Letter 18.
01:21
Can you get an ambulance back in route to my location, please?
01:26
104, call 1 or call 3.
01:30
Code 1[1].
01:32
21.
01:33
24.
01:38
16, 1010, Station 18.
01:42
7.418.
01:47
Engine 2 to command.
01:54
You can show engine 2 back in service.
01:56
Command terminated.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 1: Non-emergency response; proceed without lights/sirens
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Location mentioned:
Sage Creek Blvd SW, Huntsville, AL 35824
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