Fire crews investigate gas hazard at multi-family building 

Transcript:
The tiny, she's 6.03 for paramedic's in 6.09. 603. We're going to call the 300-foot spot for everybody to stage except for us. It's Carter's Meadow Terrace and Fox Trail Woods Terrace. There's a hydrant there on the corner. We're making the turn in now. We're going to stop. About a hundred feet. Let's have you guys stop a little short of that intersection and I should get to 300 because it's a large footprint of the building. I'm looking at the gas meters back on a three-story multi-family dwelling. We're on the scene. We've got normal conditions from our viewpoint. Don't see anybody evacuating from our side of the building. This is the one that's got all the crazy addresses that go up and down. So we're going to start our investigation by doing the 360. I see somebody up on the corner now. Six and three minutes and your message three story and you've blown out the one hundred head. I've established no town noll square command and we'll start our investigative process. We're calling the homeowner down calling You know what I'm saying? from the time six or three. Town 64, command. I'm on the same. 23 or is the under footmark. I'll make a situation update and what else do you need? Let's look for the crew. I've got one. A second bucket doing the 360. working his way around the entire building. We've made our way to the unit. It's going to be unit 110 is the one that has called us. Doors open. We're getting meter readings at the front door. I don't think we anything else yet. Batters on the approach, all the meters, gas meters.

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