Gas main cut prompts hazmat response at Fort Jackson, Columbia SC
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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency teams responded to Fort Jackson near gate 2 on I-77 due to a cut gas main. Hazmat units provided assistance, including flow modeling and coordinating evacuation or shelter in place orders for nearby buildings.
Audio|Heard on: Lexington SC Fire-Tac Group Calls
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02:52
Transcript:
00:00
Hey, Fort Jackson is needing some mutual aid.
00:02
I don't know as soon as 9 can turn you loose from Blossom, but they're needing a hazmat unit to respond to Fort Jackson at I-77 for a mutual aid on a cut gas main.
00:17
All right, copy.
00:18
We'll proceed that way when we're a dentist called.
00:22
Copy that.
00:25
Go on good, welcome.
00:28
Boss and command.
00:32
Yeah, it's going to be a false alarm.
00:33
They're doing construction on the home.
00:35
You put it under control.
00:36
Engine 3 is complete.
00:39
Under control, construction on the system 3 is available.
00:42
Three are you going in the engine or are you going to get the truck?
00:46
Good job, gentlemen.
00:48
We're proceeding on engine 3, which...
00:53
We're going to stay on Aux4 for the Mutually Battalion 601 is also on Aftall.
01:00
Altso based on...
01:01
Okay, one command 6801-2.
01:05
Go ahead.
01:08
The menu said there's a valve right here that they did not hit.
01:11
It should be able to just so they didn't set it off.
01:13
So I'm not sure if it's going to have us do it or they're going to do it.
01:16
But no let me know in a second.
01:19
I copy that.
01:20
I was speaking with the engineer and that's not the same thing.
01:22
He said there's a valve right where you're standing and there's another one down Jackson.
01:25
They both have to be shut down because this is a looping main fed from both directions.
01:32
Command,
01:34
Rescue 68011.
01:36
Go ahead.
01:40
Facility manager for (name withheld) Mary Nav,
01:45
came up to the truck.
01:47
Pides them to shelter in place for their building.
01:53
I copy.
01:55
We have MPs working currently to evacuate the structures downwind in your location.
02:02
Three, I've been trying to get all these notes typed in.
02:05
You're going to have to go down to exit 12 to make entry.
02:08
I think gate one is where they are.
02:11
The leak is, but you're going to have to make entry at gate number two down on the 77 exit 12.
02:18
Get on.
02:20
Hi, Coddy.
02:23
Hazmat 1, fire 4.
02:26
Pepper has Matt in the 3.
02:30
The request from Fort Jackson Command was for assistance with flu modeling.
02:35
Are you able to do that with what you got?
02:38
Sean has that capability without having that want.
02:41
Yeah,
02:43
that was a specific request on this mutual aid.
02:45
You might need to swing back and get the other unit.
02:49
Copy what to proceed back and get that equipment.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Fort Jackson Gate 2 East, Columbia, SC 29207
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