Odor detected from furnace at South Glens Falls home, South Glens Falls NY
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a resident near Maple Avenue in South Glens Falls reported a strange odor coming from their furnace. The odor did not smell like gas, and the home uses heating oil. No one in the house was sick.
Audio|Heard on: Washington, Warren and Saratoga Counties Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Commitral to the Cameron's Deli a 446 Dix Avenue speak with a Hussam a non-progress complaint occurred about 10 minutes ago a white male car comes off at piano black jacket left in a black Altima took some snacks and drinks 589 responding 5 Maple Avenue at 1735 the call reported that the furnace was giving off some sort of odor said it didn't smell like gas and she uses home heating oil and she was unsure what it was no illness reported at all in the residents either message received
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17306
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fire com car 5 8 7238 car 58
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580 no now.
00:53
She just copy the additional info.
00:58
That's negative.
00:59
The odor from a furnace, the caller said it didn't smell like gas.
01:04
They used natural, they use home heating oil to keep the residents and there were no illness reported in the house either.
01:11
I'm not sure what the order is, but it's coming from the furnace.
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Location mentioned:
Maple Ave, South Glens Falls, NY 12803
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