Gas leak reported in basement near Clinton St Vandalia, Vandalia IL
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Fire & ArsonA gas leak was reported in the basement of a residence near Clinton Street in Vandalia. Fire units responded, occupants evacuated, and dogs remained inside the house.
Audio|Heard on: South Central IL Public Safety
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03:12
Transcript:
00:00
I'm at all call.
00:06
535, 5502,000, 8404 point now, and we're 8.04 point now.
00:12
I want to advise you to the gas leak in the basement.
00:29
Vandalia Fire Department, all call 535, 536, 551 on near Clinton Avenue from one of these there's possibly a gas examination in the basement.
00:40
He advised you to see noise and describe what smelled like rotten egg.
00:44
He just turned the pilot light off on the furnace and the water heater.
00:56
County, 728.
00:58
It's off east of, east third, Drew Street, St.
01:02
Peter.
01:03
May Sylve Toyota Camera, we got Illinois Passengers.
01:06
Edward 9273, that's Illinois Passenger.
01:09
Edward 9273.
01:25
575 and out.
01:28
Bye. I'm showing on route.
01:29
The occupants are out of the house.
01:32
He does have dogs trying to get foot like the road.
01:39
Temple.
01:42
Fire dispatch.
01:44
Zero 576 on our help.
01:54
The U.S. 51 and 1125 Avenue, Illinois 28, Edward Nora, 3409, correction, Edward Nora 34097, Edward Nora 34097,
02:08
Edward Nora 09.
02:21
Clear, suspended, our own, two feet.
02:30
575s on scene at near Clinton.
02:34
Two-story residential.
02:36
We'll be out to the outside.
02:39
We'll be out investigating.
02:47
That's fine.
02:55
Can you confirm the address?
03:03
No more.
03:10
This match can be called her back now.
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Location mentioned:
Clinton St, Vandalia, IL 62471
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