Investigation of odd odor and dizziness near county street, Tuttle OK
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Fire & ArsonA caller near County Street reported an odd odor in the home and dizziness. Emergency responders detected some smoke or haze outside and are investigating the area for possible causes. No nearby controlled burns were found to explain the odor or symptoms.
Audio|Heard on: Bridge Creek, Blanchard, Newcastle, and Tuttle Fire Departments
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02:30
Transcript:
00:00
County to Bridge Creek Fire, County to Bridge Creek Fire, near County Street, repeating near County Street,
00:10
Caller is advising that there is an odd odor coming from her house as she feels dizzy, repeating near County Street.
00:27
One route to Brook, one on,
00:30
or EMS one, sorry.
00:35
Clear your EMS, one in route.
00:37
Go all one and we're out.
00:47
Good traffic.
00:52
Clear refresh on there.
00:57
County Command 4 is en route.
01:04
County Command Board, Clear.
01:11
Federal, EMS one's going to be in the area.
01:13
There does appear to be some smoke, haze in the air.
01:17
We'll be out investigating trying to make contact with the caller.
01:31
Show Engine 1 en route.
01:39
Show Squad 1 I've seen.
01:45
County Squad 1, Clear.
01:51
So, do you have any control burns reported in this area?
02:00
The negative, the closest control burn is off of North Morgan.
02:08
Engine one, the EMS1.
02:12
Go for you know this one.
02:15
There was a smaller burn,
02:19
about a quarter mile south of the Holbrook neighborhood, right by the propane place.
02:26
But I don't believe that smoke would be enough to cause what's going on in the neighborhood.
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Location mentioned:
County Street 2958, Tuttle, OK 73089
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