Gas odor and carbon monoxide alarm at home

Heard on: Richmond City Fire Dispatch

01:17

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

The advisors and safety officers are available (number withheld) Lauren Avenue for reporting a smell of natural gas inside as well as carbon monoxide alarms going off in the laundry room.

00:10

Richmond Gas has been notified.

00:11

No ETA around 1720 .

00:17

This is Battalion Three on scene.

00:18

Got a story and a half break Cape.

00:22

Got an occupant out front.

00:23

Tank three have command.

00:25

Be investigating.

00:31

I have Battalion Three on scene, Lauren Avenue.

00:32

One half-story brick cape with the occupant out front.

00:34

Battalion Three is investigating.

00:35

Has command 1721 .

00:36

Okay, can you bring your meters up?

00:42

Hold on, I have a new command from 17.

00:46

Go ahead.

00:54

Currently do not smell anything and don't have any readings on the meters.

01:02

Probably I'll get the occupant to come in the house and show you specifically where they smell it at.

01:13

Safety from 14 driver, hose is out of the road.

01:16

You should be able to open up.

5/9/2026 02:17 PM

Fire & Arson

Larne Ave, Richmond, VA 23224

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to a report of natural gas odor and carbon monoxide alarm activation at a residence near Lauren Avenue in Richmond. Crews investigated the scene, found no active leak, and coordinated with the gas company.

Gas odor and carbon monoxide alarm at home

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