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Gas Leak Investigation and Response at Residential Property

Source: Outagamie County Public Safety
1301 W Homestead Dr, Appleton, WI 54914, USA
Summary: Emergency responders were dispatched to a residential property in Outagamie County, Wisconsin, following reports of a persistent gas odor. Residents reported strong gas smells and chose to wait outside for safety. Upon investigation, responders discovered a rusted pipe nipple between the shutoff and gas meter, which had caused an exterior gas leak. The leak had previously resulted in 2.5% LEL (Lower Explosive Limit) readings in both basements. The scene was ventilated, and the gas meter was replaced by the utility company. Responders continued to monitor the situation, forced entry to verify there were no interior leaks, and coordinated with the utility company for further safety measures. No injuries were reported, but the situation posed a significant risk until resolved.
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  2. On-Scene Investigation and Leak Discovery
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  3. Investigation Near McCarthy
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  4. Initial Scene Assessment and Officer Coordination
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  5. Residents Report Strong Gas Odor
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