Strong propane odor reported in RV and nearby home, Camp Verde AZ
Fire and medical crews responded to reports of a strong propane odor in an RV and a nearby home near West Brown Street. Investigation found the smell near the stove and noted previous leaks at the water heater. Safety checks were conducted and the situation was evaluated.
Audio|Source: Verde Valley Public Safety
02:15
Transcript:
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Copper Canyon has been assigned area 82-2-2631 with Cole Pepper Ranch Road for a propane leak engine name is 811 and cover candidate to achieve 1011
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Learn copies, engine, and say the listener is responding.
00:25
Italian 8-2 alarm.
00:31
This is fine in the area 8222-4631 was called Pepper Ranch Road.
00:36
It's going to be for a small smell, strong smell of propane in an RV.
00:42
They advise they're located directly behind the mechanic on the property.
00:47
Advise that the stove doors opened from gas pressure.
00:53
Looks like the tank is still reading full, but the tank is a five gallon.
01:09
Cover Canaan and a half-man assignment, area 82, 722, 2151, West Brown Street, for a smell of gas, note, stove, engine AMNs 831, Channel 11.
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Alarm, Engine 831.
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Engine 831.
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Show engine and annual.
01:26
831 responding.
01:28
The alarm copies with 83, and it's responding.
01:38
827221 West Brown Street.
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This is going to be first smell of gas near the stove.
01:42
Alarms are going off.
01:45
Looks like recently they had a leak at the water heater as well, but it does seem to be coming from the stove.
01:54
And it is a propane smell.
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Engine 8, everyone copy.
02:02
Law originate, 21.
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Identity 21.
02:08
Episode via documentation and refusal, patient will be going P.O.B.B.F.C.
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Show both, 82 units available.
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Location mentioned:
W Brown St, Arizona
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