Gas odor reported in residence due to cooktop left on, Grass Valley CA
Fire & ArsonThere was a report of a gas odor inside a residence near Hoppin Avenue in Grass Valley. The cause was a cooktop left on but turned off before emergency teams arrived. The structure was ventilated to remove the gas smell. Battalion 12 was dispatched as a precaution for the possible gas hazard.
Audio|Source: NEU West and Nevada County Fire
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Transcript:
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Grass Valley, AMR-151 is planning Hoppin from Bail on 49.
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Amar 151, 2,13-13.
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(name withheld),
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180.
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180, Grass Valley.
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The smell of gas is located to a Cooktop being left on.
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Turned off the cooktop,
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vented the structure,
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the residents in touch with the Pige and A were available.
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Endo 180, 2113.
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Medical One clearing cover.
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Grass Valley is a 1282.
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282.
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Can you start Battalion 12, Code 2[1], Code 2,
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this may be a possible gas hazard inside the residence.
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2012 respond additional now the gas hazard near Hoppin Avenue unit four at (number withheld)
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Battalion 12, 21, 22.
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AIMR 151 at C.
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AMR 151 at (number withheld).
Police codes explained
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Code 2: Urgent, non-emergency response; proceed promptly without lights or siren while obeying traffic laws.
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