Natural gas leak reported during fence installation
Fire & ArsonA natural gas leak was reported at a residential address. The leak may have occurred when a fence installation crew accidentally struck a gas line with their tools. Emergency services were dispatched to handle the situation.
Audio|Source: Charlotte and Mecklenburg County Fire
01:46
Transcript:
and ladder two, fire alarm, 4720 nations crossing road on B, Bravo. Engine 43, and ladder two, fire alarm, 4720 nations crossing road on B, Bravo. Battalion 5, Engine 12, and ladder 16, natural gas leak, 5851 Lightwood Drive, on F. Fox Trot, Italian 5, Engine 12, and Ladder 16, Natural Gas League, 5851 Lightwood Drive, on F, Fox Trot. It was like they were out walking around, I wasn't able to get pulled over and stop for them. An SUV and two sedans, they're right at the light heading. EFound. So, Martin, you said, say I've heard, Stacil. And latter four, fire alarm, 230 West Sugar Creek Road. Engine 7. And ladder four, fire alarm, 2.30 West Sugar Creek Road. The companies responded to 5-8.5-1, which would drive, cross-reous-reous-olement drive, and Mary Hill Road 12 still. Proceeds for McCullough, who was not on the premise, saying that they were installing a fence and they hit the gas line with some hand diggers. I think it is leaking is possibly one inch. I have a hydrant in front of 5876 which wood drive.
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Location mentioned:
Lightwood Dr, Matthews, NC 28105
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