Natural gas odor at home on 112th Ave SE, King County WA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible natural gas leak at a small two-story residence near 112th Avenue SE in Washington. Residents evacuated to the backyard as crews used gas detectors to investigate. Utility personnel were notified and arrived to assist. There was a light smell of gas in the kitchen, but nothing visible from the outside.
Audio|Heard on: King WA Fire-Tac Group Calls
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02:13
Transcript:
00:00
Yeah, we'll take that natural gas call in place of hazmat three something, please.
00:05
Received.
00:06
373 copy. Addition 307 to engine 374 and engine 375 and ladder 374, fire three.
00:13
It's an odor of natural gas inside that location.
00:15
They do have gas appliances.
00:17
They've evacuated to the backyard, no odor outside.
00:21
This is the smell strongest in the kitchen where they have a gas stove.
00:25
PSE has been advised to respond.
00:29
Fifty-two, sorry, received.
00:31
Engine 300 and seventy-four, copy.
00:33
Last three hundred and seventy-four.
00:34
Thanks for something else.
00:37
Fire three, district 307.
00:39
District 307.
00:41
District 307.
00:43
Engine 374 and ladder 374 on location of a small two-story house.
00:48
We have nothing visible.
00:50
Doesn't appear to be evacuated from here.
00:53
I'll be establishing command near 112th Avenue.
00:57
Command post is going to be battalion 3.
00:59
District 207's vehicle on the alpha bravo quarter of the structure.
01:05
I copy. Small two-story residence, nothing visible.
01:08
Doesn't appear to be evacuated.
01:10
Command established near the alpha bravo corner of the structure.
01:17
Engine 374, this is command.
01:20
All right, command.
01:23
Yeah, you'll be standby team.
01:25
Received.
01:26
Command engine 374.
01:29
This is command.
01:31
We got a light smell of gas here in the kitchen.
01:33
Probably want the engine 76 to bring their detectors in.
01:41
Go ahead, received engine 374.
01:43
We have engine and hazmat 375.
01:46
I'll send them in when they get on location.
01:50
Engine 374, this is command.
01:54
Go ahead, come in.
01:56
Are the residents of the house still on the Charlie side of the structure in the backyard?
02:04
Negative, they're here on the alpha side in the garage.
02:07
Let's have them get out of the house and move past the engine.
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Location mentioned:
112th Ave SE, Washington
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