Landslide causes erosion beneath sidewalk near Elliott Avenue West, Seattle WA
Emergency responders are addressing a landslide near Elliott Avenue West caused by water from clogged drains. The landslide has caused erosion under a sidewalk and threatens the stability of a nearby building supported by stilts. City departments are responding and working to clear the drains to manage the issue.
Audio|Source: Seattle Fire
02:10
Transcript:
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The Battalion 2, Code Yellow[1], fire response, near Elliott Avenue West.
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Battalion 2, near Elliott Avenue West.
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This is a request for Deputy 1.
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Engine 2 is on scene.
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This is for a landslide.
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SPU and SDCI are both responding.
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Okay.
00:32
8-5 Code Hill Aid Response 4 Avenue and Pike Street.
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This is for a 57-year-old female, fall, no injury, personal service.
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Patients said to be on the sidewalk, caller will direct.
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That's louder four.
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So right, louder four.
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Any chance health news and service?
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West,
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we have a small landslide due to uncontrolled water from clogged drains.
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We're in the process of clearing all the drains on the bottom side.
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We have the top side drain cleared now as well.
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We are on the top side of the hill to the east at 4th Avenue West and West Republican Street.
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There is what appears to be a city department.
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on the Elliott Avenue side, and we have SBD on the Elliott Avenue side as well.
01:58
The main concern is a lack of earth underneath a sidewalk of a building, and the building is so held up on cement stilts on the sills.
Police codes explained
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Code Yellow: Non-life-threatening, non-emergency response; moderate priority, typically without lights and sirens.
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Location mentioned:
Near Elliott Ave W, Seattle, WA 98119
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