Co2 gas leak secured at Valero gas station in Seabrook
Fire & ArsonFirst responders are handling a confirmed CO2 gas leak at the Valero gas station on NASA Road in Seabrook. The leak has been secured according to on-scene personnel.
Audio|Source: Seabrook Public Safety
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Transcript:
If you were fired first responders, we need you en route to 1910 NASA. 1910 NASA with Valero for a CO2 leak. 10 of 11. If you got a notification, you can disregard. Like 11, clear. Dispatch, 1002. You show 1002. In route to 1910, NASA with 2. Agent 108, 108, (name withheld) 2. Harkler, Engine 10102. Hey, you guys, good to be released with you. Ingo2 in route with 2. Engine 1002. Hey, you guys, good to be released from the gas line. on the gas line. 108 should be coming from in service of the city. Okay, copy, thank you. Dispatch, 1002 will be on 15, 1910, NASA, Valero, 10.02, I'll have command. I'll be out investigating. First, close. 108 is on similar. Go ahead. Go ahead and level 1st, if you would bring me your gas meter and you're a positive pressure fan. If you can make a note, CO2 leak has been secured. Class CO2 leak has been secured.
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Location mentioned:
Near NASA Road 1, Seabrook, TX 77586
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