Fire department responds to basement hot water tank leak
Fire & ArsonThe fire department is at a location where a hot water tank is leaking in the basement. There is a strong smell of black mold, but no gas hazards. They are contacting the building owner and a safety official for help.
Audio|Source: Willimantic Fire
03:10
Transcript:
K is on. Place the cloud under control. We'll be on scene a little while taking up. Ryder under control holding the scene. Scene to assist with pickup. Roger Service 101[1] for the scene. 1.01 to K. 1.10.000. Thank you. There's negative CO readings and negative radiance for natural gas. There is a strong smell of black mold. The hot water tank in the basement is leaking. We had to shut that down. Do you have a number for a landowner, or a dwelling owner? Redge negative CO or natural gas. Strong zone black with mold. Leaking. Shut up. I will look at our system. Go ahead. Okay. Let's get in contact with a keyholder. Do you want them to report or do you want owner? One of the town's building official down here to address the hot water tank problem. Service 101 responding to 259 U.S. May. This will clean up. Receipt. Car 2.01[2] to kick. Car 2.01. Terminating command, turning the scene over to engine 101[3] on the fire marshal.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
101: Fire Service Unit
[2]
Car 2.01: Command/Incident Officer
[3]
engine 101: Fire Engine
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Location mentioned:
Willimantic, Windham, CT
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