Gas leak reported in empty unit at commercial building, Olmsted Falls OH
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a gas leak was reported inside an empty unit at a commercial building near Lake of the Falls Blvd. The gas company requested fire department assistance to enter the unit and shut off the gas.
Audio|Heard on: Cuyahoga OH Law Dispatch Group Calls
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01:11
Transcript:
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Can you respond with the fire department to near Lake of the Falls Blvd,
00:04
near Lake of the Falls Blvd?
00:07
Gas companies on scene and they need assistance getting in.
00:10
There's a gas leak inside that building.
00:12
Fire department requesting, please also come.
00:15
Narimanagh.
00:17
5642 calls radio.
00:20
Point two, go ahead.
00:22
The second power is it.
00:24
Was it every part of there was a gas leak in his unit or in the whole class box? Do we know that?
00:32
I believe there's a gas leak inside this empty unit and the gas company are needing help to get into it to shut off the gas.
00:43
Copy.
00:47
5607. Got it.
00:51
Custom Property Management is the H.O.A.
00:54
manager over there.
00:55
If you have any issues or questions, we may be able to get through to them if we don't sign 11 on the scene.
01:05
Okay, I only caught about half of what you said.
01:09
I'll let you know when I'm down, what I'm dealing with.
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Location mentioned:
Lake of the Falls Blvd, Olmsted Falls, OH 44138
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