Fire department investigates gas odor at pump station
Fire & ArsonA fire department responded to a report of a gas odor at a pump station. Utility officials found no gas issues. The fire department is looking into the situation further.
Audio|Source: Waterford Police, Fire, and EMS
03:59
Transcript:
15th sliding McDonald's. 15th responding. 15th responding. Engine 31, engine 41, engine 51. Engine 51. Gen 9. Dock row, the dock road pump station for an odor of gas. That's engine 31, engine 41, engine 51. Number 9, dock road at the dock road pump station for the O-YRF gas, operating off the WHA 373-1831[1]. 1897. Yeah. Call the utility commission. They're saying that they don't have anything out there that's gas related. The FD is going to come out. Section 4th. Go through 4th. 149 Garfield Avenue for an abating that just occurred. The car took off. It was a silver toilet or corolla. My partner is trying to obtain further. An element involved in an abating accident on Friday in their town. He's asked him that we made contact with a Sally at the address and have her call. him. I put the number in ads. Thank you. Station W, engine 31 on scene, single-star utility building. Nothing's showing from the outside. Engine 31 will be commandly investigating. 31 on scene. they said that they have nothing to do with an odor. They did have an alarm going off last night. They took care of that last night.
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WHA 373-1831: Fire Department Radio Channel
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Location mentioned:
Dock Rd, Waterford, CT 06385
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