Gas odor investigation with medical symptoms in Chelsea building, Chelsea MA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders investigated a reported gas odor accompanied by medical symptoms at a multi-story wood frame building near Chestnut Street in Chelsea. They found no fire but detected low levels of gas. The heating unit was turned off, and a plumber was expected to make repairs. Police and fire units also addressed an ongoing tenant issue at the location.
Audio|Heard on: Chelsea Fire Dispatch
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04:28
Transcript:
00:00
Chelsea, full alarm for box two one.
00:02
Reported near Chestnut Street.
00:06
Report of an odor of gas in the building with medical symptoms.
00:10
This is Chelsea, full alarm for box two one.
00:13
Reported near Chestnut Street.
00:16
Report of an odor of gas in the building with medical symptoms.
00:20
Response to the boxes, engine two, engine four, tower one.
00:23
Ladder one, car three.
00:24
Engine 204, ladder one, car three.
00:27
Be advised, police are also responding there.
00:32
Argyle and tenant issue with the parties in the building.
00:35
All companies responded to working at parts two one, channel two supply road.
00:44
Hello, car three.
00:49
Godfrey.
00:51
Street, you get that update? There's an ongoing tenant issue there.
00:54
Party claims they need an ambulance.
01:00
The Godfrey has the message we had on the run yesterday.
01:02
All companies continuing.
01:05
Message.
01:08
Chelsea A14 responding to 90 just 5 min.
01:13
Just wanted today's auto check.
01:15
A14, when your radio.
01:23
A14, that's negative.
01:26
That's it.
01:32
I treated you for.
01:33
You want to come in 2nd street?
01:41
Okay, has a message.
01:44
This is Jason.
01:50
Three to front left, channel two.
01:55
I'm answering cop three.
01:58
Near Chestnut Street have a two and a half story wood frame building.
02:02
Nothing showing, investigating.
02:03
Cop three, come in.
02:05
We're on scene investigating, nothing showing.
02:07
Chelsea fire alarm.
02:09
Seven forty-eight.
02:15
Reporting command, we're going to stage ready at the corner.
02:22
Man, a fire alarm.
02:23
Channel two.
02:25
Right, let me answer it.
02:26
Chestnut Street command.
02:29
Companies investigating.
02:31
We have police on scene.
02:35
Investigating. Police en route to Chelsea Fire Alarm.
02:38
749.
02:43
Tower one, we made entry to the basement.
02:55
14 on scene.
02:58
15, you're up chief.
03:03
752.
03:05
Okay.
03:09
Calling tower one, ladder one.
03:12
Ladder one.
03:15
Cap, if we can't just get it to all floors, we'll check this room.
03:18
Pop floor down, please include the basement.
03:24
Yeah, 1st and 2nd floor are clear.
03:26
We're checking floor three now.
03:30
To get into the basement, we're probably going to have to force a door if we can't get a key.
03:37
Yep, go ahead.
03:38
We'll do what you got to do.
03:39
Just want to make sure we got everything on it.
03:42
Security command.
03:47
Man answering, Engine Two.
03:50
Engine Two is in the basement and we are clear.
03:54
All we got is 20 ppm on the sensor gas meter, but they have their heating unit shut off here.
04:02
And one of the tenants claims they have a certified plumber that's supposed to be coming to make repairs to this.
04:08
I believe you guys responded Saturday or something like that.
04:15
Okay, have the message.
04:16
And that unit's shut down?
04:19
Affirmative.
04:25
Okay.
04:27
Maybe at the door then.
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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:
Chestnut St, Chelsea, MA 02150
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