Propane leak prompts evacuation and ventilation in Bedford home, Bedford MA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a propane leak near Willow Lane in Bedford, Massachusetts. The propane tank was shut down to stop the leak. Crews ventilated the house to clear gas after detecting low gas levels.
Audio|Source: Bedford Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 2 to fire alarm.
00:03
2. Engine 2 is off, near Willow Ln.
00:08
Engine 2 has Willow command.
00:12
To your office near Willow Ln, you will have Willow Lane command.
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1424.
00:24
Aida one file.
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One.
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We're going out.
00:32
Going out, 1425.
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Everyone's going out.
00:42
Anyone's going out.
00:44
Going up, 1425.
01:06
Thank you.
01:16
Ladder one command.
01:19
Command answering.
01:20
Yeah, shut up there.
01:24
Driver shut off the connection to the house.
01:27
I'm getting readings in the well of the tank itself.
01:29
We're getting the LEL readings here along with the cell.
01:37
Yeah,
01:39
that would make sense.
01:40
I got some readings in this room here next to the window well.
01:43
Do you have that tank shut down?
01:53
I will, stand by.
02:07
Thank you.
02:14
Loud, I'm one command.
02:18
The meeting in answer, Bob.
02:20
Okay, sir, I do have that tank shutdown here, and the readings in the well are not at a point where they're even activated the alarm.
02:27
I'm on the five yet.
02:32
Preachee, you think it's a furnace shutdown, we're going to ventilate.
02:56
Willow command of fire alarm.
02:58
I'll answer the command.
03:02
Well, I believe we have an issue with the propane tank on seeing here.
03:06
We have that shut down.
03:08
We're going to be ventilating the house.
03:11
And the homeowner will be contacting a repair attack.
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Location mentioned:
Near Willow Ln, Bedford, MA 01730
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