Potential hazardous materials found near 3rd Avenue, none found, Seattle WA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a potential hazardous materials concern near 3rd Avenue involving several 50-gallon barrels with warning labels. After investigation, no hazardous substances were found.
Audio|Heard on: Seattle Fire / Seattle Police East / South Precincts
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01:42
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Engine 2. Hazmat reduced response, near 3rd Avenue.
00:09
Engine 2, near 3rd Avenue.
00:11
Has one?
00:15
Haz One responding.
00:18
There's a request from SPD on scene.
00:21
They say this is going to be in the alley for approximately 8 to 9 50 gallon barrels with warning labels on them.
00:30
Unknown if the substance is coming out of the barrels.
00:36
Any two is at near 3rd Avenue.
00:40
We're investigating.
00:45
Engine 2 at investigating,
00:49
we'll make you 3 Avenue command, engine 2.
00:56
10,
00:58
put your lights on and join the parade.
01:06
2. George 3.
01:07
T. George 3.
01:13
We're checking at Jackson Street going eastbound.
01:18
Checking Jackson,
01:20
Jackson, eastbound.
01:25
Dispatch from 3-7 command, you can co-green the hazmat reduced response.
01:30
This is not a hazmat.
01:35
Okay, 3 Avenue Command, all units responding to near 3rd Avenue Code Green, except for Engine 2.
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Location mentioned:
3rd Ave, Seattle, WA 98121
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