Gas Smell Reported at Residential Garage in Lincoln, Lincoln NE
Fire & ArsonA gas smell was reported coming from an attached garage near Browning Street in Lincoln. Fire units responded and investigated the structure. No hazardous gas readings were detected and the situation was downgraded. No one experienced any ill effects.
Audio|Source: Lincoln Fire and Rescue
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Transcript:
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Only is clear, verifying zone 91, near Browning St gas smell from the attached garage.
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Nobody feeling any ill effects there.
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Exiting the structure, you will have TAC 3, TAC 3.
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Receive tack first.
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4 is on location of a small one-story residential getting up to show them.
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Looks like we have an owner in the front driveway.
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We'll be setting up Browning Street Command.
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We'll be investigating all the units to continue in stage level 1.
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We do have a hydrant right next to engine 4.
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If you're receiving, this foreign location investigating does have a hydrant or unit stage?
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And it's six on location staging.
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Tentries on location staging.
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Command all units, owner states that the daughter was smelling the snow in the garage.
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We check the garage, we have no readings in the garage right now.
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We're going to check the rest of the structure real quick.
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All units are not on location.
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Go ahead and continue in, but go ahead and downgrade code one.
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Received check on the rest of the structure and no readings.
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Command all units,
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we have zero readings throughout the house.
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Engine 4 will handle.
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The time to receive, Engine 4 is handling.
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Location mentioned:
Near Browning St, Lincoln, NE 68516
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