No fire found after burning odor near market, Leesport PA
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a report of a strong burning odor and haze near Redner's Market in Ontelaunee Township. After investigation and speaking with personnel at a nearby pallet facility, it was determined that the smell was due to normal operations and no fire was found. No fire services were required.
Audio|Heard on: Berks County and Reading Fire / EMS
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Transcript:
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Onaloney, Township near Pottsville Pike at the Redner's Market between Ashley Way and Lakeshore Drive
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for strong odor of something burning.
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Station 37, engine 37, Onaloney Township near Foxville Pike at the Redner's Market between Ashley Way and Lake Shore Drive.
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Check for a strong odor of something burning,
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18-0-League.
00:29
For 1037, please bonding.
00:34
The 1037, 1809, check the area for a strong odor of something burning and haze in the area.
00:43
The caller is no longer a location.
00:47
Great.
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If you can show in 37 around.
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Section 37 around 8.
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Perks, Lieutenant and Engine 37 in the area, we'll be investigating.
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Copy the Tenet and Engine 37, or in the area, you're investigating 1860.
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Marks, Utility 37 are responding.
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Utility 37, 8.
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Utility 37 from the engine.
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Goody
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Continue up 61
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We came back here to no pallet To see if they were burning anything, speaking to somebody on site
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You see, we'll continue up 61
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So we 1037
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737.
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Just operations at no pallet,
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no fire services needed, you can place the assignment available.
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Location mentioned:
Pottsville Pike, Leesport, PA 19533
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