Water main burst causing sidewalk flooding near W Frederick Ave, Spokane WA
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Road ClosureA water main appears to have burst under the sidewalk near W Frederick Ave and N Monroe St, causing water to bubble up. The water department has been notified to address the issue.
Audio|Heard on: Spokane County Sheriff and Fire, Spokane City Police / Fire - Digital
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Transcript:
00:00
Water bubbling from the sidewalk just north is the location.
00:07
The 24.
00:15
The complaint did advise no assault between them today, but did restrain her when she tried to kill herself.
00:26
Locked her out. She should be in laundry room in the back.
00:34
Alleyway on scene.
00:37
Okay.
00:42
Sounds you two, go ahead.
00:49
Sure, for Giotito, the disabled vehicle blocking, Argonne, southbound at I-90 overpass.
01:01
Bull, Argonne Southbound, 990.
01:04
I believe it's going to be a gold early 2000 shutting out.
01:11
Adam 234, could you call her comp and get the code for the wander door?
01:16
Okay.
01:21
All right.
01:23
If and it, when you do contact Todd, the complainant, and Oswald with the best firearms and Zoro Westerkin's here.
01:33
You're good.
01:37
Can you start me another run number here at Affinity with Department 128?
01:42
And we're going to make it a Bravo.
01:44
You can give me a no-code bus.
01:52
That appears to be a water main burst somewhere under the sidewalk.
01:59
So water department needs to be advised.
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Location mentioned:
W Frederick Ave & N Monroe St, Spokane, WA 99205
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