Gas odor at restaurant caused by pilot light issue, Monroeville PA
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a reported gas odor inside a restaurant. The smell was caused by a pilot light issue on a stove. No dangerous gas levels were found elsewhere in the building. The incident was handled without further problems.
Audio|Source: Monroeville Fire and EMS
03:32
Transcript:
3112. Chipotle, 4137 William Penn Highway. Order of gas in the building. Engine 51, engine 12 for you alert at 1031. Okay 24 of the truck for office. You want to take Division 1? You want to take Division 1? You want to take Division 1? You want to take Division 1 and I'll take it. Receive, if you copy that, C40[1] is going to take command. Copy C40 Establishing. Communications. Command. Command. Command. Communications from C40, I'll be sent an inch moleway command. Command post. B-side Bravo. First routing engine for number six, take the hydrant in the plasma by the vitamin shot, stand by there and all of their incoming is stage in a miracle model. Communication C40 assuming the command side bravo. First two engines, stand by the plug. other unit stage the New York Mouth. We're going to change the staging point to the old right aid. All the coming units stays at the old right eight. The incoming units states the old right aid. The incoming units states the old right aid. Interior, command. The odor is going to be coming from a pilot light issue on the stowth top. Okay. Andrew D.J. 61 on the scene, 1035. Interior, I copied that report. Do we have any readings and any ventilation? No, the only readings we had was at the stove unit is... No other readings in the rest of the building. communications from Chapolet, command, hold truck four engine 61. Units alerted, responding to poleway 4137, William Penn Highway. Per command, holding the assignment, truck four engine 61. The remainder of the balance is now in service, 1036.
3112. Chipotle, 4137 William Penn Highway. Order of gas in the building. Engine 51, engine 12 for you alert at 1031. Okay 24 of the truck for office. You want to take Division 1? You want to take Division 1? You want to take Division 1? You want to take Division 1 and I'll take it. Receive, if you copy that, C40[1] is going to take command. Copy C40 Establishing. Communications. Command. Command. Command. Communications from C40, I'll be sent an inch moleway command. Command post. B-side Bravo. First routing engine for number six, take the hydrant in the plasma by the vitamin shot, stand by there and all of their incoming is stage in a miracle model. Communication C40 assuming the command side bravo. First two engines, stand by the plug. other unit stage the New York Mouth. We're going to change the staging point to the old right aid. All the coming units stays at the old right eight. The incoming units states the old right aid. The incoming units states the old right aid. Interior, command. The odor is going to be coming from a pilot light issue on the stowth top. Okay. Andrew D.J. 61 on the scene, 1035. Interior, I copied that report. Do we have any readings and any ventilation? No, the only readings we had was at the stove unit is... No other readings in the rest of the building. communications from Chapolet, command, hold truck four engine 61. Units alerted, responding to poleway 4137, William Penn Highway. Per command, holding the assignment, truck four engine 61. The remainder of the balance is now in service, 1036.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
C40: Command Unit
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Location mentioned:
Near William Penn Hwy, Monroeville, PA 15146
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