Gas and carbon monoxide alarm on Nickville Road
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Elbert Fire
03:29
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00:00
Central to Central Fire Station Five, being routed to (number withheld) Nickville Road, (number withheld) Nickville Road, for a other carbon monoxide sensor going off.
00:13
Engine two to truck 43 and truck four, be advised we're having to back up.
00:24
Careful.
00:31
Careful.
00:55
Central to central station, station five, station ten, being routed to (number withheld) Nickville Road.
01:02
(number withheld) Nickville Road, carbon monoxide monitor going off.
01:12
Nine 5300 .
01:15
Hey, boy, I just got off the phone with the city manager.
01:20
Would you uh
01:22
get a deputy to go evacuate the trailer park on Hartwell Highway? Get everybody out of there, please.
01:38
Be advised, deputies are watching the lake.
01:44
Do you get a fire truck?
01:47
We'll send them to do that.
01:51
Therefore, I'll get somebody to go do it.
02:04
1102 to 953.
02:06
I'm starting to smell it back here as well.
02:08
Do you want me to move across the bridge?
02:14
I'm sorry, I'm talking to somebody.
02:16
What'd you say?
02:19
I'm starting to get a strong smell of it right here where I'm at as well.
02:22
Do you want me to move back across the bridge and block traffic and send them back around, or what do you advise?
02:31
10-4, go up the hill a little bit and block the road.
02:35
I just got off the phone with (name withheld).
02:36
He said that could be an 80s man.
02:58
This is for any 1st responders in the area of (number withheld) Nickville Road.
03:01
(number withheld) Nickville Road, gas smell,
03:04
carbon monoxide, 4th page.
03:12
51, go ahead.
03:20
(number withheld) Nickville Road, (number withheld) Nickville Road.