Fire crews check gas odor at Mesa apartment, Mesa AZ
Fire & ArsonFire units were dispatched to an apartment complex on South Power Road in Mesa after residents reported smelling gas while using the stove. Crews checked multiple units, found no active leak, and determined a burner may have been left on. The scene was cleared without hazard.
Audio|Source: Mesa Fire, Gilbert Fire, Queen Creek Fire
05:26
Transcript:
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Engine 224, ladder 209, engine 252, and battalion 202.
00:06
Fire Channel B3, 2 and 1 natural gas leak, near South Power Rd, Unit 2,33,
00:16
Engine 217, Engine 222, Ladder 209, Engine 252, and Battalion 202, Fire Channel B3.3.
00:39
(name withheld) and (name withheld) with (name withheld).
00:55
Alarm to all units en route to the 2 and 1 natural gas leak, near South Power Rd, unit 2-330.
01:02
We have reports of a smell of gas while the stove is heating up, there is no smoke or flames.
01:09
Maybe you have an odor of gas, we need to have Mesapeed in route, nothing further.
01:12
There is just starting the gas company.
02:53
Copy, Engine 224 is on scene, near South Power Rd, Building 82, Unit 2330, 2-story apartment building, lightweight construction, pitch tile roof with nothing showing.
03:03
No, not evacuating.
04:01
I have no smell of gas in here.
04:04
Maybe a burner got left on.
04:11
No smell possible burner left on on unit 2030.
04:32
We're not going to order in 2030.
04:40
There's been a possible burner left on.
04:43
We've got Ladder 209 in site control.
04:45
We have located the gas meter.
04:49
We'll be waiting for Engine 217 to come for a meter.
05:11
We are going into unit 1-330 to see if there's any odor.
05:16
The RP reported that they smelt an odor when they turned the stove on.
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Location mentioned:
Near S Power Rd, Mesa, AZ 85206
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