Investigation of possible fire odor at North Washington Blvd, Manatee County FL
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a report of a possible fire odor near North Washington Boulevard and University Parkway. Upon investigation, no smoke or fire was found. The smell was traced to a suspected hot water heater under a kitchen sink. No dangerous conditions or heat sources were detected, and the situation was handled without further incident.
Audio|Heard on: Sarasota County Fire
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04:30
Transcript:
00:00
360 complete, no smoke or fire at this town, what's still investigating?
00:07
We complete no smoke or fire at this time, still investigating engine, too.
00:16
dispatch battalion 3 arriving on scene.
00:18
I'll be beaten with command.
00:20
Command for Battalion 3 can you come to my battalion car face face?
00:24
Copy.
00:30
Engine 12s arrived on scene or stage in the Hydro.
00:34
Copy on scene stage in the Hydro.
00:41
Security Wyme, you're responding alpha-level hemorrhage, patience in the lobby, 84-year-old female, lower GI.
00:51
Six Rock Lakewood Ranch ending mileage 5.1.
00:57
Lakeland Rescue, rescue, sir.
01:03
In route, it's going to be a Delta Restatorial descent engine.
01:11
This lift assists for an 88-year-old male, roughly 163 pounds.
01:20
Copy, thank you.
01:26
Spectrum City one on team.
01:32
Getting inside, I'm going to try to locate the source of the smell.
01:39
Copy face-to-face complete with engine 2, no problems.
01:42
Engine 2 and Engine 2 will be inside trying to find the source of the south.
01:47
Battalion 3 will be assuming command.
01:50
Copy Assuming Command, Detainty 3.
01:57
University Parkway, North Washington Boulevard, Willow and Map 3.
02:04
That's 386 available.
02:07
Available truck any second
02:13
Yellow if they are all if you haven't done so already Done
02:25
Rescue responding to an unknown medical problem at this time there was a female subject asking for help inside a vehicle pulled over at the intersection heading northbound it's a white GMC Sierra
02:38
The motorist OZermount
02:52
One three.
02:57
...to from command.
03:03
Homer is reporting that the smell was strongest in the kitchen and she suspects the instant hot water heater underneath the sink might be the culprit if you want to take a look at that.
03:16
Copy, we're checking it out.
03:18
That's where the odor is most significant and there's no heat signatures.
03:23
We're just trying to ascertain what is causing the smell.
03:26
There's a light odor of burning.
03:30
Okay, have we checked any of the breakers, see if we found any trip breakers?
03:35
That's affirmative.
03:37
Everything's intact.
03:42
Okay, 104.
03:45
Engine 2 from Command, just confirming we don't have any other, any IDLH conditions inside and we haven't seen any heat signatures on the tick, correct?
03:57
That's affirmative.
03:59
No IDLH and no heat signatures.
04:05
104. Dispatch from command.
04:10
You can cancel our second due engine.
04:13
Engine 2 and Rescue 12 and myself can handle it this time.
04:18
This much, Ravius, Engine 2 and Rescue 12 and command to stay on scene.
04:25
Engine 12, you can go available.
04:27
All copies will be available switching back to TAC 5.
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Location mentioned:
N Washington Blvd & University Pkwy, Florida 34243
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