Sewer gas odor reported in closed bank under construction, North Fort Myers FL
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a closed bank under construction after a strong sewer gas odor was reported near the ATM area. Investigation found no gas leak or immediate hazards. The odor was suspected to come from floodwater pushing sewer gas through storm drains. The fire alarm was confirmed false and the building was safe.
Audio|Source: Lee County and Cape Coral Fire Dispatch
06:17
Transcript:
00:00
We assess the premise, there is no hazards.
00:03
Engine 7 will be available.
00:05
Can close out with the T.F, please.
00:08
Ten Fort.
00:14
Middign, Latter 54.
00:19
Right, Matt.
00:22
Deep hold for a lotter.
00:28
Oh my God, we...
00:33
Get four times you.
00:37
Yeah.
00:39
Can you place me out of service the dispatch? The battalion 1 of a 23.
00:44
So far.
00:52
Riontian, investigating 1539.
00:55
The call station 8.
01:00
Station 8.
01:03
If you want to dispatch, Ladder 11 to the car accident, they're going to be closer than rescue weight.
01:13
Lake control, that's night 11.
01:17
911[2].
01:21
Letter 11. Letter 11.
01:27
Confirm false alarm, the billings under construction and closed.
01:30
It will be assigned complete.
01:36
Commit complete letter 11 1540
01:46
Tynum 11 engine 11
01:52
Thank you very much
02:01
Apparently the smell was coming from somebody at the bank on the corner of the building.
02:07
We're going to walk over there and investigate over there.
02:13
Did you talk to the person that called 911[2]?
02:19
Yeah, 10-4[1].
02:20
It was the parking attendant.
02:25
The lady at the bank is the one that told her they smelled something and she calls.
02:36
Engine 4, Engine 1, and Battalion 1.
02:40
Fire alarm.
02:41
At Merchants Crossing, 321, Stockton Street.
02:45
Respond on dispatch 2.
02:47
TAC 2 is assigned.
02:48
Engine 4, Engine 1 and Battalion 1.
03:02
CERES response going.
03:07
Rescue Response only at Rescue 105, 1543.
03:20
Medic 41, Echo, Sinking Vehicle in Flagwater.
03:25
At near Burns Store Road North.
03:28
Respond on dispatch to Medic 41.
03:37
Critical Care 2? You could show me in route.
03:41
Join you in route, Critical Care 2, 1543.
03:54
General 1 drop that.
03:59
General 11.
04:02
Good.
04:05
We're inside the bank.
04:07
This smells more like sewer gas this time.
04:09
We're still trying to figure out where it's coming from.
04:13
Yeah, Coffey, that was my thought.
04:15
We had a lot of flood water, noticed a lot of water pushing up through the storm drains.
04:23
It does work.
04:29
Oh, for us too.
04:31
There's you, too.
04:38
Represcent.
04:41
Rescue 2.
04:44
The Addis, engine force call, please.
04:50
Clay control copies, adding engine, rescue 2, 1545.
04:59
Super Street.
05:00
Respond on the dispatch 2.
05:02
Metac 34.
05:06
There's going to be a refusal.
05:09
You can show us assignment completely returning reporters.
05:13
Copy medic.
05:14
Okay, medic 9.
05:19
I want to.
05:25
Thank you.
05:27
Medic 45. Please call dispatch.
05:31
(number withheld).
05:34
Thank you.
05:40
Tijuana, 2.
05:46
Tying 11 engine 11.
05:50
Good.
05:53
We got no reading on the 5 gas in there.
05:56
I think it's just a sewer gas or, like you said, coming from the storm drain.
05:59
There's a storm drain right outside of where the ATM is, which is on the opposite wall from where the odor was.
06:08
We have it.
06:13
I don't have you get clear.
06:14
We're going to be assignment complete in a minute.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledgement; message received and understood.
[2]
911: 911 hangup
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Location mentioned:
Near N Cleveland Ave, North Fort Myers, FL 33903
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