Firefighters stop gas leak at Warwick home, Warwick RI
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, firefighters responded to reports of a strong gas odor at a single-family home near Mohawk Avenue in Warwick. The gas feeder inside the residence was found and shut off. Crews remained on site and requested that a gas company representative respond to ensure safety.
Audio|Heard on: Kent RI Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Two-star single family, nothing showing.
00:01
Engine to be investigating and command.
00:03
Go ahead, command.
00:07
Command to fire alarm.
00:09
We have a strong odor of gas in this house where ladder three is going to be metering.
00:15
Chief, come in.
00:20
Battalion two's on scene.
00:21
I'll have Mohawk come in.
00:27
Go ahead, command.
00:28
Go ahead,
00:30
Command.
00:33
Ladder three has located the feeder inside the building and shut it down.
00:37
We can handle engine three, ladder three, myself,
00:40
and continue to notify Rhode Island NFU to send a gas representative out.
00:44
We'll contact them.
00:46
I'm going to switch back over to channel one.
00:51
All companies near Mohawk Avenue, Engine 3, Ladder 3 and Battalion 2 will handle.
00:58
That's all companies that are around Mohawk Avenue.
01:01
Engine 3, Ladder 3, Battalion 2 handles.
01:05
All companies switch back to channel 1, 1859.
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Location mentioned:
Mohawk Ave, Warwick, RI 02889
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