Gas leak prompts evacuation in Dunstan Village Square, Scarborough ME
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible gas leak inside a building near Route 1 at Dunstan Village Square in Maine. People inside reported a strong odor of gas and began evacuating. Fire and rescue units were dispatched to ensure the area was cleared safely.
Audio|Heard on: York and Cumberland County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
00:00
Transmitting a stolen arm.
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Is this correct for ambulance two, engine four, engine seven, and ladder one?
00:05
Dunstan Village Square, near Route 1.
00:08
Route 1.
00:09
For a gas leak inside the building.
00:12
That's ambulance two, engine three, engine four, ladder one.
00:15
Near Route 1, Dunstan Village Square Building, the corner of Route 1 and Project 3.
00:21
Turn for a gas leak inside the building.
00:27
Proceeding up with that.
00:42
Ladder one, ambulance two en route.
00:45
Near Route 1, Dunton Village Square.
00:48
Calling prior, you said that (name withheld)'s office was on the 1st floor.
00:51
There was a strong odor of gas inside the building and (name withheld) was going to evacuate.
00:57
There are others inside the building on other floors.
01:00
(Name withheld) will meet you out front.
01:01
(Name withheld) wearing a black jacket.
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Location mentioned:
Dunstan, ME 04074
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