Possible propane odor investigated near Wild Raspberry Dr, Loudoun County VA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a residence near Wild Raspberry Drive after a possible propane odor was detected. Investigations inside the garage and basement found a slight propane smell, but gas meter readings were normal and no leaks were confirmed on the propane tank or connections.
Audio|Heard on: Loudoun VA Fire-Tac Group Calls
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03:52
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 608 on scene.
00:01
Got two-story single family.
00:03
Nothing evident. Alpha Bravo appears to be evacuated.
00:07
We'll be at the 100-foot mark which is at the end of the driveway.
00:09
We'll be out investigating.
00:13
Engine 608 from Battalion 6, I'm direct.
00:16
Two-story single family.
00:17
We're looking at issues on the outside.
00:19
You're staging at the 100 foot mark and I was direct on your water supply.
00:24
Give me investigation mode.
00:27
I have a 18 minute ETA to establish command.
00:32
Engine 608, direct line will be establishing command.
00:37
Hello sir, again 608 is establishing a Kaley Place command.
00:40
Signal 46.
00:48
Tower 653 from Lyle, and you were unreadable.
00:53
Staging on Wild Raspberry.
00:56
Wild Drake.
01:00
Command Battalion Six Hundred and One, it's going to be two in the front,
01:06
two in the rear, three in the rear with a walk-up basement.
01:10
Basement access is going to be the Bravo Charlie Quadrant.
01:15
Trying to ascertain the location of propane tank.
01:18
We do have a propane odor in the garage on Delta side.
01:24
Battalion Six One is direct.
01:25
Two in the front, three in the back with a walk up.
01:29
Just make sure you get readings before we make entry.
01:34
Looks like the tower is staging off of Raspberry, or Wild Raspberry Drive if you want them to come up, get their fans ready.
01:43
Command is direct.
01:44
Four gas readings in the garage,
01:48
000 with 20.9 on O2.
01:52
We are getting a hit on the AMD.
01:55
We'll be making entry investigating.
02:00
Battalion 601 is direct.
02:05
Great, Tower 602 from Battalion 601.
02:09
Why don't you go up and assist with the investigation?
02:12
Tower 602 is direct, heading out.
02:18
Tower 602 from command, if you can check the tank, it should be located on the Delta Charlie corner.
02:26
Out of two is direct.
02:31
Battalion 601 from command, 1st floor reading 000 20.9.
02:36
We've moved down to the basement.
02:38
Homeowner advised could be coming from down there.
02:42
Current readings are still the same, 00020.9.
02:47
We do have a slight odor of propane inside the residence.
02:52
Battalion one's correct.
02:54
Battalion 601 from command.
02:57
Entertain the location of a propane tank.
02:59
It's going to be on the delta charlie corner.
03:02
Tank is showing at 50%.
03:03
Tower 602 from command, if you can just check that for any possible leaks.
03:10
Tower 602 is okay.
03:18
Battalion 601 from command.
03:20
We checked all connections in the basement, got no readings.
03:23
We're moving back up to the 1st floor to recheck the fireplace as well as the kitchen stove.
03:30
Okay, I'm direct.
03:31
No saying that the resident was having issues with the fireplace.
03:36
Just advised.
03:43
Come in from Tower 602.
03:47
Propane tank checked,
03:50
confirm 50-0 leaks.
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Wild Raspberry Dr, Virginia 20132
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