Maintenance issue found after gas odor report at Hartford apartment, Hartford CT
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a gas odor report near Redding Street in Hartford. They found a cracked line on a stove burner in an apartment. There was no gas odor or danger detected. The issue was identified as a maintenance problem needing repair, not an active leak that posed immediate risk.
Audio|Source: Hartford Fire Department
03:38
Transcript:
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Engine 10, lot of 6, pack 1, district 1, near Redding Street, Department 3, Echo[1] for the gas odor.
00:07
Weather still in France going to be on fire and sit in line.
00:14
And for engine 10, engine 15, engine 1, ladder 2, ladder 6, attackland District 1 near Redding Street, 3 echo for the gas odor, for the Silden Franklin. You'll be on fire on, 7.1.
00:28
And just hands off, and we've got a three-story brick residential.
00:31
Engine 10's walking up. Tess command.
00:35
And just head on in the next.
00:37
Glad to you, all right.
00:41
Got it.
00:43
Do you have a CTN at 10-time? I'll check now.
00:51
District 1 down to see the swimming right in command.
00:54
District 1 on Zikman.
00:56
Command engine, you got ladder two pulling up now to give you a hand.
01:01
That's one. Still walking up.
01:18
11500 blue health fifth floor room 5319 65 year old male difficulty breathing on an event me on fire for 16500 blue hills fifth floor for difficulty breathing patients on a event be on fire dispatch
01:44
Tanna come here
01:47
A man answering, huh?
01:50
But with a gentleman that said he called,
01:53
he said he was having an issue with his apartment one echo.
01:57
Is that the same apartment that we had on the notes or was it three echo?
02:02
No, three echo was in the notes.
02:06
Okay, the party in one echo stated that he was over the caller.
02:10
And there is a line on the one of the burners that's cracked.
02:14
There's no odor, no readings on a meter.
02:17
One out of two comes in, if they could just track apartment, three echo.
02:22
All right. Letter two, you copy that?
02:29
The part of stated that he might have said to read a mistake.
02:34
Ten for a copy.
02:35
I'll hold the assignment until I hear back from you. Jack, you guys could get away with him.
02:43
Man attends,
02:45
does he get in touch with the landlord or maintenance or somebody, or do you want me to start a CNG?
02:56
He said that he is the maintenance guy, hasn't been on a spokesperson landlord yet.
03:00
He caught on one of the case.
03:03
All right, it's not actively leaking though, correct?
03:07
More of a maintenance issue and replacing that line?
03:10
Yes, not four. There's more of a stolen issue. 16 stop.
03:13
Yeah,
03:16
just double-checked. Did you know 5 AMR? You had no inch in the door at 3-E.
03:20
I'll double check them. All right. Patton's you good with U1Ley or two? Four, thanks.
03:25
Yeah, not four.
03:27
All right, you got it.
03:33
District 1 file alarm. For Reading Street problem with this scope, we're going to hold engine 10 with ladder tool. They dismiss the balance.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Echo: Highest-priority medical response
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Location mentioned:
Near Redding St, Hartford, CT 06114
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