Investigation finds no fire at commercial site with odor, Lake Oswego OR
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a commercial fire near Kruse Oaks Boulevard and Kruse Oaks Drive. Upon arrival, there was no smoke or fire observed, but a strong generator odor was detected. The investigation confirmed no active fire and the response was canceled.
Audio|Heard on: Lake Oswego Fire
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02:14
Transcript:
00:00
211, Engine 210, Engine 39, Engine 53, and Battalion 213.
00:07
Respond to commercial fire near Kruse Oaks Boulevard and Kruse Oaks Drive.
00:12
Working Channel, Ops 22.
00:34
Welcome from it to 210.
00:37
Go for Wilcom.
00:41
Do we know if this was around Crown Plaza or U.S. Bank or a different area?
00:49
The caller couldn't give me a direct address.
00:51
She said it was the smallest building closest to Kruse Oaks.
00:58
I would just pass the Chick-fil-A.
01:01
She said it was a very small building.
01:06
The Mission 210s arrived in the area.
01:19
No sign of smoke anywhere.
01:21
We're going to be investigating.
01:23
You keep everyone coming right now.
01:31
The RPJ advisor noted a heavy odor in the air as well.
01:40
No compromise, there was a heavy odor in the air as well.
01:41
No compromise, two-time.
01:44
Go for low-confidence.
01:47
If it appears this was the small building where the generators are, (number withheld), there's going to be no fire.
01:55
You can recall the box.
01:57
Engine 210 will be on scene.
02:07
Engine 210 is on scene, recalling the box.
02:11
Ops 22 will no longer be monitored, it's 1507.
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Location mentioned:
Kruse Oaks Dr & Kruse Oaks Blvd, Lake Oswego, OR 97035
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