Natural gas odor reported in home; no hazard found, Buffalo NY
Fire & ArsonA resident reported smelling natural gas inside their home on High St after new meters were installed. Emergency crews investigated and found no hazardous gas readings, likely due to a faulty detector. Residents were advised to wait for the gas company to check further. No immediate danger was found.
Audio|Source: Buffalo Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Resident reports odor and natural gas is synthesized.
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They're doing some work here, national fuel.
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They have put in some new meters.
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Can we have them come back here and just check the residents?
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(name withheld), notify immediately.
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Grab a T-31 radio.
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See control.
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25. 25.
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We had zero readings, faulty detector.
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25's in.
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35 Zinn, zero reading.
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That's on North.
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My call, you could put back 1375 and you could send me customer trouble on Delaware.
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Thank you. Four and three, go ahead, this batch.
00:34
On the telephone on the National Fuel, they wanted to know, was the odor reported outside near the meters?
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Negative dispatch.
00:39
Roger, that's clear, was it inside?
00:41
That's where the resident reported smelling it.
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Roger. Can you hold there, we got to have an open door, please.
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There's no immediate answer here.
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The residents can stand by and await national fuel.
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The companies can pick up, call service, one available, 4-3 then.
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Roger on High Street, there's no immediate hazard at this time.
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Residents are going to wait national fuel.
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Companies call in service as you are available.
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4-3 will be in service at this time.
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High St, Buffalo, NY
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