Fire alarms at high-rise buildings with gas odor checked, Chicago IL
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to alarms at multiple high-rise residential buildings near East Walton and North Marine Drive in Chicago. They detected a slight gas odor but no hazardous gas levels or confirmed fire. Water flow was noted on the 14th floor of one building, which is under investigation. Fire units are working with the gas company to ensure safety. No injuries or fire was confirmed.
Audio|Source: Chicago Fire - Digital
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Transcript:
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Near East Walton, 98 is going to be westbound checking an approximate 30-story high-rise, fire resistive.
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98, okay.
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Truck 47 of me.
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Truck 47.
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Slight odor of gas here, but there, we have no readings in the hallway or in any units.
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If you request a gas company to come out, both zero readings, truck, and engine 70 are going to be returning in service.
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All right, truck 47, get you the gas company.
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1012, Austin, 4117 North Marine Drive for the automatic alarm on high-rise, 26-story 4-resistive residential occupied, about 75 by 100.
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Nothing shown.
00:54
Cruiser going up to check out an alarm on 18.
00:58
It's 1912, okay.
01:05
We got a water flow going on here.
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On the 14th floor, we'll be investigating.
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Engine 98 will be assuming command.
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Okay, 98, Battalion 3, you copy that?
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Okay, 3, I copy.
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Okay, is available to get their own course.
01:29
That's your side, 39.
01:34
The 20-story residential high-rise about 100 by 150.
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Alarm on the 14th floor companies are gone the way up to investigate.
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The tiny three must have received.
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Location mentioned:
Near E Walton St, Chicago, IL 60611
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