Strong natural gas smell reported near 300 State Street
Fire & ArsonResponders were called to investigate a strong natural gas odor near 300 State Street by the parking area on Spring Street. No fire or explosion occurred and no caller was present at the scene.
Audio|Source: Springfield Fire
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00:00Command 2.00:01Truck 1.00:02Engine 1.00:04Respond to 300 State Street.00:06Natural gas.00:15Fire alarm to Truck 1, engine 1.00:18Truck 1, you and the engine, uh,00:23300 states. The federal cars in the rear for the smell of natural gas.00:26Callers no longer on scenes.00:28Smell, though, very strong.00:29smell by the parking area.00:36Did she happen to say if she was on Spring Street or Elliot?00:40Yeah, I found the Spring Street side.00:43Very, six seconds.00:46I didn't want to follow.00:51I can put us on seeing investigating.01:02Thank you for example.01:04Thank you for example.
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Command 2.
00:01
Truck 1.
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Engine 1.
00:04
Respond to 300 State Street.
00:06
Natural gas.
00:15
Fire alarm to Truck 1, engine 1.
00:18
Truck 1, you and the engine, uh,
00:23
300 states. The federal cars in the rear for the smell of natural gas.
00:26
Callers no longer on scenes.
00:28
Smell, though, very strong.
00:29
smell by the parking area.
00:36
Did she happen to say if she was on Spring Street or Elliot?
00:40
Yeah, I found the Spring Street side.
00:43
Very, six seconds.
00:46
I didn't want to follow.
00:51
I can put us on seeing investigating.
01:02
Thank you for example.
01:04
Thank you for example.
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Location mentioned:
Near State St, Springfield, MA 01105
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