Propane tank leak secured at residential location, Naples FL
Fire & ArsonEmergency responders were called for a propane tank leak near 47th Avenue Northeast. The initial caller could not close the valve, but a resident was able to secure it, stopping the leak. The situation was then under control.
Audio|Source: Collier County Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Engine 10. Public assist, near 47th Avenue,
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Northeast. Respond on Control North.
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Engine 10, public assist, near 47th Avenue,
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Northeast. Respond on Control North.
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Timeout, 1355 hours.
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Control the time, then.
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Do we know what size on the propane tank on 47th Avenue Northeast?
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Not yet, we're trying to call the caller back now.
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Copy.
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Rider 44.
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Lider 44.
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Control. You can show a ladder 4 to 4 single unit, PESCO to key holder there, said that it's a backpole station.
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We'll go investigate.
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I'll be ladder 44.
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Agent back in service.
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And the tank control north, advising it's a small-medium-sized tank.
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The caller was sound like a juvenile and didn't know.
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If the grandmother came out with a wrench and was able to get it closed, no longer leaking.
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This is your cousins.
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Control into 10.
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Engine 10.
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Either they get this tank closed, do they still need Engine 10?
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The personnel on the phone couldn't advise if he wanted to cancel or not.
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They said they did get the tank closed.
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It is no longer leaking.
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We'll continue in route just in this.
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Thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Near 47th Ave NE, Naples, FL 34120
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