Gas leak reported at residential property in Waterford, Waterford CA
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Fire & ArsonEmergency crews responded to a natural gas leak reported inside a residence near Yosemite Boulevard. The reporting party smelled gas caused by a gas stove left on. Crews checked the building for safety and worked on chimney fires, confirming occupants had evacuated.
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04:27
Transcript:
00:00
A natural gas leak is reported inside a residence near Yosemite Boulevard.
00:06
The reporting party stated a gas stove was left on and they could smell gas.
00:16
(number withheld), my number, please.
00:18
Go ahead.
00:24
On the seaside of the structure, we need to pull apart the chimney.
00:31
The frame, (number withheld).
00:35
This is on the Charlie Center.
00:39
Dallas.
00:41
Sixth Robert's having control.
00:44
Good.
00:46
Sounds like Oakville is out with the juvenile just west of Crane.
00:52
Continue to send it.
00:55
She's actually possibly not in there.
00:57
Her mom is supposed to be on the way to pick her up.
00:59
But I'll send it for now.
01:02
Copy a mechanism.
01:05
I can confirm.
01:07
Also, I'm unable to reach the reporting party.
01:10
It was a straight to voice now.
01:16
Robert 7, confirm you have given the reporting party a message and confirm that she is with OPD with the juvenile?
01:25
Negative. Confirm who Oakdale has?
01:28
I would just let you know that I cannot reach the reporting party.
01:34
6 over 7, hi, copy.
01:36
OPD did not have a name, but they described the juvenile's clothing which matched the report.
01:49
I will continue to the residence if I can make contact with the reporting party if another unit can contact OPD.
02:00
I can be break.
02:02
6L4 control. Are you able to check with OPD west of Crane?
02:06
Absolutely.
02:07
Engine 33, Command[1] 1.
02:10
Task 33.
02:11
AMR's code 2 per EMD.
02:14
Save.
02:17
Can I want 34 is clear.
02:20
I copy 34 clear.
02:25
(number withheld).
02:29
714, can you log one more? By name, DB?
02:33
531 done.
02:35
Go ahead of it.
02:41
(unintelligible names and codes)
02:49
(unintelligible names and codes)
02:54
(unintelligible). (unintelligible names and codes)
02:57
(unintelligible numbers and codes)
03:03
Command[1], through the timeline.
03:06
Hey, Helen, Mike.
03:07
Go ahead.
03:12
We'll be trimming grass-crossing ICA.
03:14
Command[1] Post will be located directly to the top of the street from the involved structure.
03:19
We're transitioning to an offensive mode once we have two out in place.
03:23
We're working on getting water supply established now.
03:25
We are working on a two-story residential house with chimney fires.
03:31
We’re working from the exterior stage to extinguish the fire and will check for extension.
03:38
Type Battalion is going to be Simi and I've seen.
03:40
Command[1] Center will be across the street, transitioning to offensive modes.
03:43
Two-story residential with a chimney fire, checking for extension.
03:47
Engine 33 is on team with AMR.
03:49
I'll be on team with AMR.
03:52
One IC.
03:53
Enter 1.
03:56
We are going interior to check for extension.
04:01
Interior for extension, great.
04:03
Command[1] 2-engine 1-7-17.
04:05
Injuan, I copy.
04:06
I'm saying.
04:12
24.
04:15
Injune 24, go ahead.
04:21
Single story residential structure near Yosemite.
04:23
Nothing showing.
04:25
Occupants are out.
04:27
Investigation mode.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Command: Incident Command managing the incident
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Location mentioned:
Yosemite Blvd, Waterford, CA 95386
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