False gas odor report in three-story townhome, Odenton MD
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a reported gas odor in a three-story townhome near Bluebells Rd. After checking all floors, no gas leaks or dangerous readings were found. The odor was traced to cooking activity. The fire alarm was false, and the situation was resolved without incident.
Audio|Source: Anne Arundel County Fire and EMS
06:43
Transcript:
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On the 360, no conditions, no basement,
00:05
utility shut off by Alpha,
00:08
just below the Alpha side door.
00:14
Medics 27 on the air, Company 28.
00:18
This is a medic 27.
00:41
Command all units, homeowners reporting gas odor from the vents.
00:47
Five ones making entry floor number one through the garage side alpha with three.
01:10
5-1, I copied your BIR in 360 since you secure the gas and you've entered on floor number one with two personnel, is that correct?
01:22
We have not secured the gas chief.
01:25
We are on floor number one.
01:27
We're investigating. We currently have no odors or readings on floor number one.
01:33
Residents did report that she did turn the heat off prior to our arrival and that's where the voter was coming from originally was a event.
01:44
Okay, I copy.
01:46
I'll go ahead and assume the command.
01:47
Let me know what resources are you need.
01:52
With Bluebell's heard command, Assistant Chief 28.
02:08
Restu Local 204 for Rescue Squad 2.
02:11
Avilm 409 response to Solomon Vellon Rood near Virginia Avenue. Road of vehicle collision on 2 Bravo.
02:27
5 on command.
02:29
Moving to floor number two, with three, continue investigation, no odors, no readings.
02:34
Floor number one, no additional needs.
02:38
Okay.
02:57
Fire alarm.
02:59
The medic, 31 priority, 3, direct to triage, Harbor.
03:04
Three to Harbor, direction triage makes room.
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Medic box 4043.
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Engine 402, Medic 30Fix responds to 1800.
03:25
LeBrot Lane off yellow twigling, chest pain on 2, Bravo.
03:34
5-1-command-command-command.
03:39
5-1-commands.
03:44
Go ahead.
03:47
No odors, no readings on floor number two. We've moved to floor number three. We also have no readings, no odors there.
03:53
We did have an open burner on floor number two.
03:57
With no readings, I'm going to contact the homeowner again and see if she was cooking.
04:04
36 on the redirect response to (number withheld) Paddington Police off Edgewood Road for a sick person on Tuberado.
04:35
Medical Box 4043, Medic 19 respond, with engine 402 en route.
04:40
(number withheld) LeBrot Lane off yellow twigling chest pain on 2 Bravo.
04:47
That's right.
04:51
Ship commander to 409, unit location, pull to the front of the scene. There are three vehicles involved.
05:01
The person in the front vehicle wishes to be seen.
05:10
Rest the spot two, just take up a blocking position.
05:16
Okay, Chief.
05:34
Once non-go.
05:40
Five with a command.
05:42
We have no odors, no readings throughout.
05:44
We did turn the burner off.
05:46
Still have no odors.
05:49
I'm consent calling a good sentence.
05:54
Okay.
05:59
1.1033 Bluebells Road.
06:02
We're going to hold engine 5, return to rest.
06:04
Fire alarm.
06:05
Stand by for the front of the left-in.
06:17
Command a fire alarm.
06:22
At 10, 33, Bluebell Road,
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Agent 5,
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investigated 83-story type 5, no other group, townhome.
06:30
Checked all three floors after a report of a gas owner inside, nothing was found in a Terminate Command,
06:38
relinquished attack channels.
06:41
Command Terminator, Switching to 2, Bravo.
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Location mentioned:
Bluebells Rd, Odenton, MD 21054
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