Gas odor reported at nursing home in Holliston
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Holliston Fire
03:56
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00:00
Dispatching car one, engine one, and the rescue.
00:03
(number withheld) Elm Street, Timothy Daniels Nursing Home.
00:07
Reported odor of gas inside the complex.
00:41
Holliston Fire answering Car One.
00:54
Business line reporting strong smell of gas inside the nursing home.
00:59
Smoke or fire was seen.
01:00
The other response at 17 forty-five.
01:05
The calling party indicate which of the levels the odor was off.
01:12
No, negative.
01:13
She thought it might have been from the kitchen.
01:54
Car five to Holliston fire, I am on scene.
01:59
Car five, I have you on scene, 17 forty-seven.
02:08
Come in, Holliston fire.
02:11
Holliston fire answering, come in.
02:14
Workers are reporting that the odor has made it onto all of the floors.
02:22
Received, you're reporting odor of gas on all three floors, 1748.
02:33
Engine One, hold the fire.
02:37
On the fire, answering Engine One.
02:40
Sure, it's responding.
02:44
Engine One, I have you on responding to Timothy Daniels Nursing Home.
02:47
Car One on scene reporting odor of gas on all three floors now.
02:53
Three, two.
03:01
Engine One, Holliston Fire.
03:05
Holliston Fire answering, Engine One.
03:08
See you, Sherwood, on scene.
03:12
Receive you on arrival, 1749.
03:21
Command, Holliston Fire.
03:24
Holliston Fire, this is Command.
03:27
Believe the source is going to be two pilot lights that are out on the range in the kitchen.
03:35
You can have Engine One report to the basement division.
03:40
Received. Holliston Fire to Engine One.
03:45
Go ahead.
03:47
Per command, they believe it was two pilot lights out in the kitchen.
03:52
You're asked to go to the to the basement to investigate further.
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