Gas smell reported near preschool at Vancouver address, Vancouver WA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a gas smell was reported near a preschool at a Vancouver address. Responders found no one symptomatic, and the smell appeared to come from outside the building. The suspected gas leak is near the south side main entrance, previously repaired by the gas company.
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05:7
Transcript:
00:00
Priority 2[1].
00:01
Squad 1. Carbon monoxide inhalation or hazmat.
00:06
Near East 33rd Street.
00:09
Map page 21222.
00:16
Rayport, give you four.
00:31
Are we aware of a gas leak outside of the church?
00:45
April,
00:46
squad one just got dispatch on it?
00:49
I know squad one was dispatched to the smell of it that's fending back into the school.
00:56
Is anyone responding or are you aware of Northwest Natural, anyone on a gas leak outside the building?
01:03
Negative. I'm calling them right now.
01:09
Hoppy, would you add Truck 1 and a banker of Botany G, please?
01:15
Cubby.
01:21
Long of me on Davis in front of the two cars in front of me.
01:28
Engine 31-1612, we're just stuck behind you guys.
01:33
Okay, your fix.
01:41
Truck one copy 5-2 on monitor.
01:48
Priority 2[1].
01:50
Battalion 1.
01:51
Carbon monoxide or hazmat.
01:55
Near East 33rd Street.
01:58
Map page 21222.
02:05
60-12. 60-0.
02:07
Out here. All right here.
02:12
Sorry, one for nice to do you.
02:17
One on Firecom.
02:24
I have a question for you before you go.
02:26
I'm getting a gas melt at the downtown, like Columbia Way.
02:31
I believe it's related to your call.
02:38
Really, excuse.
02:39
Columbia Way and what is the cross street?
02:44
Waterfront way.
02:45
It's like on the waterfront.
02:46
I haven't tapped a rig.
02:50
Yeah, why don't we get another rig responding? That's quite a distance from this call, so we'll get somebody to check that out.
03:01
We just made contact with the RP.
03:03
The preschool is all out of the building.
03:05
There are two people in the building.
03:06
No one is symptomatic or complaining of symptoms.
03:09
The only smell that they know is coming from the outside of the building.
03:14
Copy. So,
03:17
is there an identified leak somewhere or what's the source of the gas smell? Do we know yet?
03:25
We are going to go get eyes on it right now.
03:31
Correct one.
03:32
10 units on Opti2.
03:35
You have a dispatcher now, just info.
03:40
Invite. I want 522.
03:49
Good 161010.
03:50
10-10.
03:55
10-5[2].
03:58
Goodick, 1610, you have a cancel per Cressa.
04:02
I will try and get you back over towards 5-8, please.
04:17
The time one, go ahead.
04:21
Do we have Northwest Natural Runt for this?
04:29
Qualification.
04:31
5-4-3-51. It's a U621, we're clearing at a back-and-toplist.
04:44
Truck one, squad one.
04:47
Good.
04:51
We believe that the leak is on the south side of the building near the main entrance.
04:55
They had an issue with a Gossip here in August and was fixed by Northwest Natural, and that's where they have the strongest spell.
05:06
Struggle, copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Priority 2: Urgent, non-life-threatening response; prompt attention required but lower priority than immediate emergencies.
[2]
10-5: Relay (message or item)
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Location mentioned:
E 33rd St, Vancouver, WA 98663
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