Gas leak alarm at residence found false
Fire & ArsonRadio dispatch about a reported gas leak at a home on 129 Main Street. Fire crews responded, the alarm reactivated during their check, and they found no hazardous conditions. Crews discussed which units to keep on scene.
Audio|Source: Hunterdon County and Raritan Twp Fire
01:20
Transcript:
1032 fire[3], ready for attachment, 129 Main Street, White House for a possible gas leak inside a residence. Repeating: Firebox 2201[1] level 2 retone[2] 18 and 32. Fire ready to township 129 Main Street Whitehouse for possible gas leak inside the residence. 1118[4] in special; 1118 is better. Staff 4. And (name withheld) G-46[5]. Deputy G-46 advised that while acting on the premises the alarm reactivated, so you'll probably get another activation. Chief 46, do you want to add any units or just put yourself back out? I was two lights off at the moment. You hold to just myself. Thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Firebox 2201: Fire Alarm/Call
[2]
level 2 retone: Second Alarm/Repeat Dispatch
[3]
1032 fire: Fire Unit Call Sign
[4]
1118: Fire Unit 1118
[5]
G-46: Deputy/Chief Unit 46
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Location mentioned:
Near Main St, White House Station, NJ 08889
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