Gas smell reported in multifamily dwelling at Far Hills Ave, Lamont CA
Fire & ArsonA gas smell was reported inside a multifamily dwelling near Far Hills Ave. Fire responders including multiple engines and battalion were dispatched. Upon arrival, no visible fire or hazard was found inside the 1500 square foot residence. The scene was checked with monitoring equipment and found safe, allowing most units to clear.
Audio|Source: Kern County Fire/Bakersfield Fire/USFS
02:15
Transcript:
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Structure Fire Responsive Station 46 in area, engine 46, engine 47, engine 48, and battalion 4, near Far Hills Ave, smell of gas inside a summit on Kern 3.
00:26
Engine 4-Co2-2-Mapac-1 Pacific Street for stroke symptoms.
00:44
I think.
01:12
Engine 46 is on scene.
01:14
We've got a 1500 square foot multifamily dwelling single store.
01:19
Nothing's showing.
01:21
46 will be Hills IC.
01:22
The flight should reduce everything to code to the rule 46 investigations.
01:33
Engine 46 is arriving on the 1,500 square foot, multifamily dwelling, nothing showing, assuming hills, I see it all incoming, reduced code 2, 1828.
01:52
Battalion 4.
01:55
We're walking through the apartment now with a monitor, nothing obvious to us.
02:00
46 can handle.
02:02
I copy. EUCC, Battalion 4, engine 46, and we can cancel the balance.
02:06
Battalion 4 be complete.
02:10
46 can handle Battalion 4, engine 47, engine 48 to complete, 1829.
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Location mentioned:
Near Far Hills Ave, Lamont, CA 93241
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