Gas odor prompts building evacuation in Portland, Portland ME
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According to the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported odor of gas inside a two-story wood frame building near Auburn Street in Portland. The building was evacuated as a precaution while fire units investigated the source of the odor.
Audio|Heard on: Portland Fire
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01:4
Transcript:
00:00
Still for ladder four, engine nine, engine eleven, rescue one, C five, near Auburn Street for an odor of gas in the building.
00:08
Your ops channel is going to be two.
00:10
Still for ladder four, engine nine, engine eleven, rescue one, C five, near Auburn Street for an odor of gas inside the building.
00:18
Ops is two.
00:24
Fire alarm to ladder four.
00:28
Ladder four.
00:30
Caller just wanted to advise that a driveway has very limited access, plenty of parking in the church next door.
00:37
Have the message sent yet?
00:44
Ladder four, fire alarm.
00:48
Fire alarm answering, ladder four.
00:51
On scene, two-story wood frame building is being evacuated.
00:54
Ladder four, assume command, investigating.
00:57
Ten four on scene, two-story wood frame building is being evacuated.
01:02
Ladder four has command and is investigating.
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