Gas line damaged during construction near house, Park County CO
Fire & ArsonThe fire department responded to a gas line break caused by road construction near a house on lower aspen lane. Colorado Natural Gas was on scene and had clamped off the broken line. There was no fire, gas odor, or immediate danger. All emergency units were cleared to return.
Audio|Source: Elk Creek FPD
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Transcript:
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Yes, sir, you can put us on scene,
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medic 41 engine 431 on scene.
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We are about 1,000 feet away from the house. We do have construction on the main road, the lower aspen lane in front of the house.
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It's torn up pretty good, so we're going to be walking up, nothing seen at this time.
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No odor will be out investigating in 431 will be lower aspen commandment.
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2431 I cover you in the 4411 scene.
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See that a thousand feet away from the house.
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We'll continue.
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Correction.
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Construction on the main line torn up pretty well. We'll be walking up. No odor at this time.
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401.5 lower S in command and out of the...
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Yepcom, Lower Aspen, Command.
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Lower Aspen, Command.
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Here, man,
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it's going to be a three-quarter-inch feeder line.
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Running right through the middle and the street at the bottom of the driveway, break.
01:06
Colorado natural gas is already on scene, they've already got it clamped off.
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No immediate hazard.
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It says you can stand down.
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All units to be returning to the city.
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And you can do make sense.
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And I copy. This will be a meter line running to the middle of the street to the middle of the driveway.
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Colorado gas is on the scene. No immediate hazards.
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Consent on all units and command is terminated. Thank you as well.
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Location mentioned:
Lower Aspen Ln, Colorado 80470
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