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Heard on: Kingston Fire Department · 3 days ago
02:53
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00:00
We do have a little residual gas in a vent, looks like for an on-demand heater of some kind.
00:06
I'll try to get you that house number.
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Odor investigation on Adams Street in Kingston
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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units investigated an odor near Adams Street in Kingston. The source was initially suspected to be a gas leak from a heater vent but was later found to be a bag of fertilizer in the garbage. Utility workers and local police assisted on scene. No injuries or hazards were reported.
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