Hazmat units respond to chemical odor in Cape Coral, Cape Coral FL
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, hazmat and fire units were dispatched to a possible chemical incident near Southeast 29th Street in Cape Coral. Crews responded after reports of a strong chemical odor and yellow residue. The glass was reportedly fogging, and the walls appeared discolored. Environmental officials were also en route to assist. The situation is being assessed for potential hazardous materials.
Audio|Heard on: Lee FL Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Okay, Princeton 12, can you put Engine 12 on hazmat? Call to call.
00:03
So Rescue 12 out of service.
00:07
Ten four.
00:09
Okay, Car 2, Hazmat 12, I show you en route to near Southeast 29th Street.
00:15
CP smells a weird chemical odor.
00:18
Saying the glass is fogging, the walls are staying yellow.
00:22
Ten four units en route to hazmat.
00:25
We have FDEP en route as well.
00:27
CP sounds suspicious.
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Location mentioned:
SE 29th St, Cape Coral, FL 33904
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