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Chemical odor caused by small controlled fire in north huntingdonIrwin PA

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Skellytown Rd, Irwin, PA 15642

According to the dispatch call, emergency responders investigated a chemical odor near Maple and Sweet Gum Lane in North Huntingdon Township. The smell was caused by a small controlled burn that reignited. The fire was minor and could be extinguished with water cans.

Audio|Heard on: Westmoreland County Public Safety
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03:27
Transcript:
00:00
Westmoreland 911,
00:01
Stations 1 and 8, Respond, 385, Skellytown Road, North Huntingdon Township,
00:07
across streets of Maple and Sweet Gum Lane for a chemical smell in the area.
00:14
No patients, operations fire attack 8.
00:21
10-14 is out of force.
00:26
14 at Forbes at 0136.
00:32
4-9 at this road, station at 211 fire standby 385 Skellytown Road for an unknown type chemical odor outside.
00:44
211.
00:49
Technology 137.
00:55
500, 504, Transporting 1, Jefferson.
00:59
Southport.
01:00
West, Moreland, 101, one, and a station's one in eight, respond 385, Skellytown Road, North Huntingdon Township,
01:07
cross streets of Maple and Sweet Gum Lanes,
01:10
unknown type chemical smell in the area, negative patients, operations, fire attack 8.
01:19
Cross streets of Maple and Sweet Gum Lanes,
01:24
unknown type chemical smell in the area, negative patients,
01:27
operations, fire attack 8.
01:30
Nguyen, your acknowledgment received.
01:38
Station 1 Respond, 385, Skellytown Road, North Huntingdon Township,
01:44
cross streets of Maple, Sweet Gum Lane.
01:47
Unknown type chemical smell in the area, negative patients, operations, fire attack A.
01:57
That's chief one acknowledge for station one.
02:02
Great.
02:08
That's six knowledge for station one.
02:14
Great.
02:19
A lot they're clearing on Sweet Gum.
02:22
I don't know if it reignited or it's an old fire, but there's a smoke condition in the area.
02:27
There's small flames.
02:29
Probably put it out with water cans.
02:35
Where do you see the exact cause the odor?
02:39
I'm guessing.
02:40
It's pretty odorous.
02:43
I don't know.
02:44
I'm assuming that's where it's coming from.
02:49
Pretty soon.
02:54
All right.
02:58
Officers are on scene.
02:59
It's going to be on Sweet Gum Lane.
03:01
It appears to me they were clearing a lot and have a small control burn that reignited, causing the odor.
03:08
They could probably be extinguished with a water can.
03:14
Pretty safe.
03:21
Imagine 8 Chief One, you'll probably be the first one's on scene.
03:25
Just let me know what's going on up there.
03:27
Just confirm that.

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Skellytown Rd, Irwin, PA 15642

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Incident Timeline

  1. Incident Resolution
  2. Owner Addresses the Situation
  3. Discovery of Controlled Burn
  4. On-Scene Assessment
  5. Initial Dispatch for Chemical Odor

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