Firefighters respond to chemical odor in garage, Norfolk VA
Fire & ArsonThe fire department is responding to a report of a chemical odor caused by a possible spill in a garage. They are ventilating the area while also handling another medical emergency nearby.
Audio|Source: Norfolk City Fire and EMS Dispatch
05:50
Transcript:
Come in the ladder, if you've got waiters as well, you can go ahead and put two in them and then come over here and help the rescue. We're just going to need to get some garage doors open and assist. Engineize them, route. Copy. Okay, ladder settled. Copy. We'll try to make her way over there. The waiters. Okay, letter 9. Letter 9, I copy responding to 110 Suburban Parkway. Hartner-123, PIRILA complaint, alarm goes off every now and then, it needs to be reset. S-2047[1]. Engine 9 zone, engine on the ladder, can you give me 360[2]? Right here. Command engine 7 or ladder, so make sure when you come over you got something to secure the gas. He said the gas meme is on the province side of the house if we need to turn it off. He's got a gas cut off on the end of that pipe hole. 7-0-7 Charlie. Let us know when you make contact and what your first impression is inside. Clatter 9-9-360, complete. It's all clear. He's in a copy. He's got that in by. Medic 1, respond to Tact 2 on breathing problems, Church Street and B Avenue. Medic 1 respond to them, breathing problems, Church Street and B Avenue. Timeout 2050. Command Engine 7, I copy. I got them right here. I send them in and just do a quick recon. All right, copy. Seven Delves is almost done, see, and now that we'll be joining them shortly. See, make sure everybody's got a PFTE on one. Betty 2, Norfolk Tech 2. Medi 2. We're cleared up in Norfolk General. We'll take up Church Street. Have you can clear a medic 1 when they come up and send that to my terminal. I copy. Charlie 7 Alpha. Go ahead. Alpha. Alpha 2, Medic 1. Made inside the house. We have a slight odor, but nothing too bad. I was going to go ahead and open the windows and start letting it vent out. Medic 1. Medic 2 is taking that call. Copy. Does it smell like gasoline, paint? What's your impression? All right, coffee. Yeah, I would say more of a gasoline paint smell than an actual gas smell. All right, come in, copy. Yeah, if you'll just ventilate, I'm wondering there's a double garage underneath this house, and when you guys get over here, we'll get those doors open. It may just be some chemicals that have spilled over from the flood water. Medics, too, I copy, responding to church at B Avenue. Somebody in a male at the shelter, complaining of chest pains and breathing problems, (name withheld). Rescueers on Team Colleen, 51st. We're in an orange Miami hat. (name withheld), sweatshirt, blue jeans. Come here and receive rescue. You can park behind the battalion wagon. If you'll get some waiters on in the PFD and a couple meters and we'll get in here and see if we can figure out what's built in here. 7 Charlie 7 Alpha. He's going to give me access now so I can go inside the garage and check it out. All right. Copy. Into line, you can clear. 7 Charlie 7 Alpha. Copy. Yes. Yeah, strong water down in the garage. It does smell like gas or paint. Engine, alpha, the delta. Can you drop all your gear and bring me the tiny giant? Copy, bring the tiny giant. All right, copy. Ladder 7. In Engine 7, Delta, are coming to you now. Rescue 1C2. Me and the Engine 7. Charlie, are you able to get those Andy Ender, and are you able to get those doors open, those garage doors? Walking up to them right now, give me 30 seconds. Engine 9. All right, you got some guys out front that can help you out with that. Could you contact the key order and have me to fire here? Copy. Engine 9, I got voicemail on call back. The engine now, you copy. Yeah, copy. Could you drive them one more time for me, please?
Come in the ladder, if you've got waiters as well, you can go ahead and put two in them and then come over here and help the rescue. We're just going to need to get some garage doors open and assist. Engineize them, route. Copy. Okay, ladder settled. Copy. We'll try to make her way over there. The waiters. Okay, letter 9. Letter 9, I copy responding to 110 Suburban Parkway. Hartner-123, PIRILA complaint, alarm goes off every now and then, it needs to be reset. S-2047[1]. Engine 9 zone, engine on the ladder, can you give me 360[2]? Right here. Command engine 7 or ladder, so make sure when you come over you got something to secure the gas. He said the gas meme is on the province side of the house if we need to turn it off. He's got a gas cut off on the end of that pipe hole. 7-0-7 Charlie. Let us know when you make contact and what your first impression is inside. Clatter 9-9-360, complete. It's all clear. He's in a copy. He's got that in by. Medic 1, respond to Tact 2 on breathing problems, Church Street and B Avenue. Medic 1 respond to them, breathing problems, Church Street and B Avenue. Timeout 2050. Command Engine 7, I copy. I got them right here. I send them in and just do a quick recon. All right, copy. Seven Delves is almost done, see, and now that we'll be joining them shortly. See, make sure everybody's got a PFTE on one. Betty 2, Norfolk Tech 2. Medi 2. We're cleared up in Norfolk General. We'll take up Church Street. Have you can clear a medic 1 when they come up and send that to my terminal. I copy. Charlie 7 Alpha. Go ahead. Alpha. Alpha 2, Medic 1. Made inside the house. We have a slight odor, but nothing too bad. I was going to go ahead and open the windows and start letting it vent out. Medic 1. Medic 2 is taking that call. Copy. Does it smell like gasoline, paint? What's your impression? All right, coffee. Yeah, I would say more of a gasoline paint smell than an actual gas smell. All right, come in, copy. Yeah, if you'll just ventilate, I'm wondering there's a double garage underneath this house, and when you guys get over here, we'll get those doors open. It may just be some chemicals that have spilled over from the flood water. Medics, too, I copy, responding to church at B Avenue. Somebody in a male at the shelter, complaining of chest pains and breathing problems, (name withheld). Rescueers on Team Colleen, 51st. We're in an orange Miami hat. (name withheld), sweatshirt, blue jeans. Come here and receive rescue. You can park behind the battalion wagon. If you'll get some waiters on in the PFD and a couple meters and we'll get in here and see if we can figure out what's built in here. 7 Charlie 7 Alpha. He's going to give me access now so I can go inside the garage and check it out. All right. Copy. Into line, you can clear. 7 Charlie 7 Alpha. Copy. Yes. Yeah, strong water down in the garage. It does smell like gas or paint. Engine, alpha, the delta. Can you drop all your gear and bring me the tiny giant? Copy, bring the tiny giant. All right, copy. Ladder 7. In Engine 7, Delta, are coming to you now. Rescue 1C2. Me and the Engine 7. Charlie, are you able to get those Andy Ender, and are you able to get those doors open, those garage doors? Walking up to them right now, give me 30 seconds. Engine 9. All right, you got some guys out front that can help you out with that. Could you contact the key order and have me to fire here? Copy. Engine 9, I got voicemail on call back. The engine now, you copy. Yeah, copy. Could you drive them one more time for me, please?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
S-2047: Fire Alarm/Complaint
[2]
360: Complete 360-degree safety check/walkaround
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Location mentioned:
Near Suburban Pkwy, Norfolk, VA 23505
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