Gas odor checked near Killam Hill and Pond Street
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Georgetown Police and Fire, Groveland Fire, Haverhill Fire
02:40
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00:00
That's why I checked at King George where we've had a man for an issue and did not observe any odor of gas there.
00:10
Received, thank you.
00:13
I am detecting one closer to Pond Street though.
00:16
I'll kill him.
00:23
Be a message right around the corner.
00:30
Chief Jones from Squad One.
00:33
Go ahead, Squad One.
00:37
I'm off in the area.
00:39
Pond and Killam.
00:41
You want to just give National Grid a call? Just let them know there's an odor out here and see if they can respond.
00:49
Appreciate it.
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Radio box, engine four.
00:56
Engine box, engine four.
01:01
Engine four is on for the order now.
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Squad
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from engine four.
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God.
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Where would you like us?
01:23
The odor's in between the area of Kelsey and Pond Street.
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Out on Killam Hill, that's the strongest area so far.
01:31
Do you want to just take a ride?
01:34
Come up Kelsey, see if you have any odor over there.
01:39
I'm out on Killam Hill now.
01:44
Appreciate it, we'll come up Kelsey.
01:50
Five one, permission.
01:56
Go ahead.
01:58
National Grid notified ETA within the hour.
02:05
Great, it seems to be in the area of number (number withheld),
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(number withheld) Killam Hill.
02:11
No immediate danger out here.
02:13
You haven't received any calls from residents, correct?
02:17
That's correct, just one call.
02:23
Received. Again, the strongest odor was in the area of number (number withheld).
02:27
We're going to be clear.
02:28
No immediate danger.
02:31
Received.
02:34
Engine 4 is a threat for turning.
02:39
Work clear, returning.
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