Gas leak reported in Buckeye driveway prompts evacuations 

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If you're on scene, you're working on investigating. But that's correct. Go ahead and confirm, give me an update, and I'll assume command. That's probably. We're working on investigating. They're talking to the extraterrestrial worker, they're laying in the fiber optic line. They did a little test line in a driveway. It was once it was marked for gas, but when they started taking it was bubbling up, the crew say they do smell gas in that area. We can set up on site control and figure out how many health we just want to go ahead and evacuate versus space in place, as I can say for that's here. Okay, I copy the report. We're thinking a small hole. We do have public and believe it's gas. And we'll go ahead and set up site control. Have you assumed site control? Go ahead and isolate that area. Let's evacuate the primary involved. House will assess the houses on either side. I'll set up that with an access zone. We'll have an engine type 3 bringing the charge hose line for protection. Your accountability will be on your truck. I copy. I can't control. We'll work outside with limited access. We'll pull a handline and just bring in a dry supply of the other assets. I copy. You'll go ahead and pull a handline off your truck and you'll have to bring in a dry supply to you. Battagion 252. John 252 will use for the Nook Command. It's going to be stationary, located in the north. We have an engine 255-7-7-upside control and working on technical limited access zone and how we're defensive. Tompcophis, Battalion, 252, Oak Command Stationary, just north, engine 257, inside control, working on limited access zone and defensive. vectorial 515 and time 41 on either side. Okay, okay. All right. Oh, command, alarm. Oak command. 533 South Oak. Primary, all clear, 533 South Oak 1447.

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