Gas leak and CO incident handled near East 75th St, Chicago IL
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a level one hazmat incident near East 75th Street in Chicago due to elevated carbon monoxide readings and a gas leak. The gas company shut off the boiler gas supply, leaving the building without heat. Battalion Twenty-three ordered the area secured. This was the second similar incident at the same building within two weeks.
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Transcript:
00:00
This is, you can secure the level one hazmat.
00:04
We have zero readings on all floors.
00:06
Gas company's on scene.
00:08
We shut off the boiler, gas to the boiler.
00:12
This building will not have heat.
00:14
This is the 2nd time we've had to respond to this building in the last two weeks.
00:20
Last time. Is that one 2000? Five hundred and eleven hazmat for the gas leak.
00:27
Near East 75th Street is being secured on the orders of Battalion Twenty-three.
00:30
Eleven hazmat for CO leak.
00:32
Near East 75th Street has been secured on the orders of Battalion Twenty-third.
00:40
Apartment we got seven systems reset holding companies in service.
00:47
Any new teams received?
00:51
Level one, just after the elevated CO readings, near East Seventy-fifth Street secured on the orders of twenty-third Battalion.
00:58
Level one hazmat for the elevated CO readings.
01:00
Near East 75th Street secured on the orders of the twenty-third Battalion.
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Location mentioned:
E 75th St, Chicago, IL 60619
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