Natural gas odor detected near stove in residence, Prince William County VA
Fire & ArsonResponders detected a slight natural gas odor near the stove in a residence with a reading of 7 parts per million. They were checking for hazards to determine the risk and monitored the situation, noting the gas levels decreasing with windows open. The incident was managed with units placed in service accordingly.
Audio|Source: Prince William County Police and Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
That was just a slight odor of natural gas around the stove with a reading of 7 parts per million.
00:07
We're looking to see if there's still a hazard or if it's just from the gas being on. We'll notify you as soon as we're sure.
00:14
You can keep everybody at the wrapper.
00:20
Copy, seven parts million near the stove, checking for hazards, keep everybody with their apparatus.
00:26
That's William.
00:28
The (number withheld) is on team.
00:31
John (number withheld).
00:37
2 from Engine (number withheld).
00:39
It was just residual so numbers are coming down with the windows open.
00:45
We're going to remain unseen.
00:46
I recommend just holding us and putting the balance in service.
00:52
Okay, you need the channel?
00:56
Negative.
00:58
Prince, we can place all units with the exception of Engine (number withheld) service and clear grab Charlie.
01:06
Okay, battalion five zero two.
01:09
All units except for engine (number withheld), you've been placed in service.
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Prince William County, VA
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