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Natural gas smell reported near Alexander court residence, Fruita CO
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a natural gas smell near a residence at Alexander Court. No evacuation was in progress at the time of the report.
Audio|Heard on: Mesa County and Grand Junction Police, Fire and EMS
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01:51
Transcript:
00:00
Lower Valley Fire, respond to near Alexander Court for the smell of natural gas outside of the address.
00:09
I'm out 1941.
00:14
Station 31, copies page.
00:20
Thank you for...
00:21
...forage, facing that's action, Station 1.
00:31
3458.
00:34
3458. 3458.
00:37
Take that code 5, I'll start with a phone call.
00:42
Trouble name is plan response to pallet, 441 Main Street in the rear alley for a patient that passed out.
00:47
Code 2, 10 on 1943.
00:51
Oh, 3458, sorry, just confirm your look at the St.
00:53
Mary's 1.
00:56
Okay, for one.
00:59
Okay, very sorry.
01:06
Truck on Airman, Swanson, you're out 441 in Main Street.
01:09
They're going to be near the back alley by the back door inside of the pallet.
01:12
It's going to be for an 81-year-old female.
01:13
She is now conscious in breathing.
01:15
She had passed out.
01:16
Go to.
01:18
One copy.
01:21
1943
01:23
She's touching this 31 ride at Family Hope West.
01:28
24.
01:34
That's truck 31 in route.
01:37
Copy truck 31, showing you're out.
01:39
Near Alexander Court.
01:41
Her natural paths that are coming from right outside of the house and know exactly where it's coming from.
01:45
They're not evacuating.
01:48
Trust 31 copies.
01:50
Can you notify Excel?
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Location mentioned:
Alexander Ct, Fruita, CO 81521
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