Strong odor reported at york residence prompts fire response, York ME
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a residence near Broadway in York following reports of a strong odor and possible hazardous condition. Multiple fire units were dispatched and roads were temporarily closed to manage the situation.
Audio|Heard on: York Maine Fire Departments
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04:35
Transcript:
00:00
Did you say they had a strong odor when they opened the door?
00:03
Lookers returned on scene.
00:04
They don't think anyone's in the residence popped the door open to work inside and a very strong odor.
00:10
Hey 4 o'clock.
00:20
Engine one.
00:21
Engine one.
00:24
I need to be.
00:29
12.4.
00:43
Car one here.
00:47
Car one.
00:49
Untilery one New York, I can't see.
00:57
Same type.
00:59
See off.
01:03
You off, if you're over.
01:07
Wait, they're lost me too.
01:11
Copy.
01:18
Command A-up.
01:22
Answering command.
01:29
Requesting one engine from the village to respond, (number withheld).
01:39
to respond to near Broadway to assist the beach fire department (number withheld)
02:02
You're on the air asking for one engine from the York Village Fire Department request from one of the Beach Fire Department to assist at near Broadway.
02:13
The latter one here.
02:17
The other one.
02:18
The other one.
02:19
The other one responding from York Village.
02:25
Ladder one on the way to the team, (number withheld).
02:28
The truck aimed on.
02:33
Utility 2 is on.
02:45
Your command, I have two units on the way down.
02:54
We have a buyer you're going to close it at Broadway and Willow.
02:57
If we can get one on the Long Beach side, we'll be just a good shirt.
03:02
Okay.
03:16
How many do you have on board?
03:24
Crew. Crew.
03:25
A utility hit some water.
03:32
A utility hit some water.
03:35
More personnel.
03:38
There you, too.
03:51
Chuck, find the hydrant up there by Long Beach and Broadway.
03:54
Stand by on the closest hydrant that you can find at the intersection of Broadway.
03:58
Then send down your personnel as low as the ones on the utility.
04:03
SCBA and send them in.
04:08
Receive.
04:13
Command of Yawks.
04:18
Answer and commit.
04:24
Confirming, high reading.
04:26
I want to see you, you that can't wait at this time.
04:32
Copy. Truck 8.26 Broadway.
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Location mentioned:
Broadway, York, ME 03909
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