Report of gas smell between floors near pool area, Miami FL
Fire & ArsonA report was received of a gas or hazardous fume smell detected between the first and second floors near the pool area on NW 8th St, Miami. Fire and hazmat units responded to investigate and monitor the air quality near a vent by a loading dock.
Audio|Source: Miami-Dade County Fire Rescue North & East
02:22
Transcript:
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We're with a PD and it shows that they're saying there's some smell coming from a variable between the first and second floor.
00:07
I'll pass command to the engine 48, correct? 45.
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48 copy. Agent 48, very fine the air. You ready?
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NW 8th Street, command at this time, Venter 48.
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Number 48, Toppy,
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command.
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Number 48, Tommy, command.
00:43
They're counting to engine one?
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You're counting to engine one?
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Engine 17 to C county or command, come in with attack channel.
01:01
Copy, standby for attack channel.
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And just everything the command, we're getting ready for about 200 parts per million in the pool area from a vent between the first and second floor. We're making our way there at the CD. They're saying some type of loading dock.
01:26
A rescue one day county.
01:31
RESTY-1, I'm sure you're responding to 3rd, 26th Eastbound, North-Wort 66th, Avenue.
01:39
Reston.
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Restaurant, copy.
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Okay.
01:48
Can you advise it before the exit or after the exit?
01:53
I believe it's going to be before. I'm checking now.
01:56
The advisor is going to be between 154 and 6-7 Avenue.
02:02
Rescue Station 64 is going to be closer to that.
02:07
I'm looking into it now. Bye-bye.
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Engine 17, Engine 48, Battalion,
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and Hazmat switch over to attack two frequency at this time, engine 17.
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Location mentioned:
NW 8th St, Miami, FL
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