Gas odor reported outside residence during construction work, Wilmington DE
Fire & ArsonThe incident involves a gas odor detected outside a home. The fire department is investigating due to a carbon monoxide alarm sounding inside while construction workers are present. Elevated levels of carbon monoxide have been detected, indicating a possible source in the basement.
Audio|Source: Wilmington Fire
04:4
Transcript:
I want RPA advice you smell the gas outside. They advise there are construction workers outside working around the house and also advise that the CO alarm[1] is going off inside the house. The house. May 6 available, patient refusal. They're on I-22. All right. All right. Receive letter to. Letter 2, Start 4-324 East 10th Street for an outside dashboard. Larry 2 copies. Tension all units, 2101 West 7th Street for chest pains, ammo, 6, mediate, engine 6. Tension all units, 211, West 7th Street for chest pains, analogue 6 metagate for spine, and engine 6. 0924. I want to arrive, assuming, 10th Street command, commit the first engine and ladder, on their arrival, for investigation. Receiver tag 10925. Roblesquivore, we're at Penn & Wilson. Receive squad for. 86 responding. 860925. District Command, the squad four officer. Gotcha. Before you start checking outside, could you check 3-24? Kathy, we'll do our assessment. I'll listen to them. So far, zero readings out front, three, two, four. Copy, zero readings. So far else, your command? So far on Division I'm at 30 parts of CO. and 0.3 for LEL. We're assessing the other levels now. A 30-part CO and 0.3 LEL on Division 1. Correct. You locate a source source? We're thinking of something in the basement, there are 40 parts per million in the CO. We're looking for the source. Lighter T's arriving. The latter T's around, 29.
I want RPA advice you smell the gas outside. They advise there are construction workers outside working around the house and also advise that the CO alarm[1] is going off inside the house. The house. May 6 available, patient refusal. They're on I-22. All right. All right. Receive letter to. Letter 2, Start 4-324 East 10th Street for an outside dashboard. Larry 2 copies. Tension all units, 2101 West 7th Street for chest pains, ammo, 6, mediate, engine 6. Tension all units, 211, West 7th Street for chest pains, analogue 6 metagate for spine, and engine 6. 0924. I want to arrive, assuming, 10th Street command, commit the first engine and ladder, on their arrival, for investigation. Receiver tag 10925. Roblesquivore, we're at Penn & Wilson. Receive squad for. 86 responding. 860925. District Command, the squad four officer. Gotcha. Before you start checking outside, could you check 3-24? Kathy, we'll do our assessment. I'll listen to them. So far, zero readings out front, three, two, four. Copy, zero readings. So far else, your command? So far on Division I'm at 30 parts of CO. and 0.3 for LEL. We're assessing the other levels now. A 30-part CO and 0.3 LEL on Division 1. Correct. You locate a source source? We're thinking of something in the basement, there are 40 parts per million in the CO. We're looking for the source. Lighter T's arriving. The latter T's around, 29.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CO alarm: Carbon Monoxide Alarm
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Location mentioned:
Near E 10th St, Wilmington, DE 19801
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