Natural gas odor reported in residential building, San Jose CA
Fire & ArsonResponders were called to a residential building near Renaissance Drive after a natural gas smell was detected. Initially, the odor was thought to be carbon monoxide, but it was later identified as natural gas with a rotten egg smell coming from a neighbor's wall.
Audio|Source: San Jose Fire
01:26
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 25, engine 29, truck 29, Battalion 5, gas odor involving a residential building.
00:07
The command channel is Command 21, near Renaissance Drive, near Paragata Drive in Grove Street.
00:16
Station 25th area, the command channel is Command 21.
00:20
Any engine 71, Santa Feuday?
00:21
Go ahead, for 71.
00:23
County Engine 71, we mark to extended staging, PD is still pending, and we're contacting Battalion 10.
00:28
County 71. 2971.
00:30
Two-night around.
00:35
Truck 29 isn't around, 21.
00:36
25 and 21. Talk 399, command channels, Command 21.
00:40
Select 29,0, Command, 2nd.
00:41
29, 0 and 20 off.
00:42
29. 29.
00:43
Italian five, it looks like you have a gas investigation.
00:46
He looks like he's stating you can smell natural gas coming from the neighbor's wall.
00:51
Initially stated he was smelling carbon monoxide.
00:54
When told it was odorless, he said that he was smelling gas and rotten eggs.
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Location mentioned:
Near Renaissance Dr, San Jose, CA 95134
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