Structure fire with gas leak near South Street and Blackman Avenue, Bethel CT
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a structure fire occurred near South Street and Blackman Avenue in Bethel. The fire was initially controlled and linked to furnaces on one side of the building, but later a gas leak was found in the attic, causing the situation to become active again.
Audio|Heard on: Bethel Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
01:31
Transcript:
00:00
Command of the Fire, please.
00:05
Good command.
00:09
Blackman and South by Parloa, okay?
00:15
Sent for Blackman and South, uh, Blackman and South, yep.
00:21
That will fire please, right there up on the corner depot.
00:25
Go back up and divert them from there.
00:33
Dispatch car, why are you all set with fire, please?
00:38
That's affirmed.
00:39
We have one of both ends.
00:40
Thank you.
00:47
Roger.
00:54
South Street Command and Buffalo.
00:58
Go ahead, command.
01:01
We've isolated it to the furnaces on the right side of this building.
01:05
It's being red-decked under the control of the fire marshal and the deputy chief.
01:09
We're going to place this incident under control.
01:14
Roger 1054.
01:16
Command of Bethel,
01:18
cancel the earlier report that is under control.
01:22
We find out of the gas leak in the attic.
01:26
Roger, no longer under control, 1057.
01:31
Remarked.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
South St & Blackman Ave, Bethel, CT 06801
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