Gas leak after stove left on at Auburn residence

Heard on: Lee County Fire Dispatch (West)

01:55

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Have a gas odor at (number withheld) .

00:02

They're at Lee Road (number withheld).

00:04

Unit three, Bravo (number withheld) .

00:07

They're at Lee Road (number withheld).

00:08

Unit B.

00:09

Subject left their gas stove on for about 5 h .

00:12

They have evacuated.

00:13

Still heavy gas odor.

00:15

We've been advised.

00:22

Seven, one, three, two.

00:30

Three, two.

00:37

711's gonna be en route to Lee Road (number withheld), five on board.

00:43

Ten four.

01:05

Hey, how you?

01:09

To the (number withheld) Webster Road address.

01:12

Can you verify with Auburn if we're supposed to respond again for assistance or if they're good?

01:19

We haven't spoken to Auburn about needing you guys again.

01:23

That works, thank you.

01:35

302.

01:48

711 is going to be arriving on scene as well as 717.

01:52

Going to be establishing (number withheld) command.

01:54

Command B mobile.

2026-09-13 18:49 UTC

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Lee Rd 137, Auburn, AL 36832

Gas leak after stove left on at Auburn residence

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to a possible gas leak near Lee Road after a subject reportedly left a gas stove on for several hours. Occupants had evacuated, and a heavy gas odor was still reported at the scene.

Gas leak after stove left on at Auburn residence

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