Natural gas odor reported near Elm St courthouse, Springfield MA
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to reports of natural gas odor near Elm Street courthouse. No smoke or fire was found. Construction was present, and a court officer awaited responders at the scene.
Audio|Source: Springfield Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
Engine 7. Respond to near Elm Street.
00:03
Natural gas.
00:09
Angel onto alarm, engine one truck, one back in service.
00:13
No signs of smoke or fire. We'll call that unintentional.
00:20
Receive, no sign of smoke for fire. I'm going to call that intentional.
00:24
I do have a natural gas that, Sissy.
00:27
Um, are you guys gonna take it?
00:30
Yeah, you can put his on it.
00:33
Receive.
00:39
Receive. InJ 7, a fire alarm. Are we still on at a sign?
00:44
Negative, if you go back in service, we tried to call you guys, they're all set.
00:48
Race eight.
00:51
Fire alarm calling, truck two.
00:54
Truck two.
00:56
They're back in service as well, you're all set.
00:59
Receaseed.
01:01
Sorry, I'm calling Injo and Truck 1. You're responding to near Elm Street for natural gas. There's been multiple reports of odor from around the courthouse.
01:09
They see construction, but no one in the area.
01:12
They should have an officer waiting for you guys.
01:18
Great, Dave.
01:31
I receive investigating Injewan truck on our team.
01:37
Uh,
01:39
Angel one to the alarm.
01:42
Fire on my friend, John.
01:44
Yeah,
01:46
you guys stated there was gonna be a police officer on scene.
01:51
A court officer, I was told by a court officer.
01:56
Ratey Port officer from near Elm Street, correct?
02:03
Affirmative.
02:04
Greatly.
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Near Elm St, Springfield, MA 01103
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