Propane scare sparks emergency response at Bucks County home, Bucks County PA
Fire & ArsonAlarm rose over a propane odor inside a Bucks County home, prompting crews to secure the tank outside and confirm no gas leak within, ensuring safety.
Audio|Source: Bucks County Fire North and OPs
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Transcript:
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We use Peltown Road for a heavy propane smell in the house.
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They have a large author attack.
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Receive.
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Receive. Questioning, engine 17.
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Agent 17.
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Agent to the Capitol floor.
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518 is all 40 feet's not going to get out there's no duty to replace it
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okay
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Cyan 17 no response for engine 171 as well you're okay holding off on that too
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hold on for the moment box for helping on seeing about two minutes
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Ancient 17 will be unseen.
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Tanger 17.
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The Italian 17, Agent 17.
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It's going to be the propane tank in the railroad dwelling.
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Please. See.
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The 17 will be on top.
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I'll be on.
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Okay.
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Okay. 17, letter 18.
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Flight 18 If you arrive, let your crew I checked the dwelling with your meters also give the edge of the hand trying to get that tank secured in the rear
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Flight or 18 for faith, flight or 18 in the bugs we'll be on the sea Alright 18
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After 17
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Yeah jeez
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We got to be good with one engine or we're going to need more?
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So now we have the tank secured, we're going to be double-checking inside.
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We did not have any readings on the combustible meter and the tank can tell.
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Pretty soon.
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Officer in the ops, 360 report, two and a half story single family.
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Probating is going to be on the detail beside along with the electric controllers.
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Bucks County, PA
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