Oil spill reported near Payne Street to South Main St, Bellingham MA
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Other Non-Crime EventAs discussed during the dispatch call, an oil spill was reported near Payne Street extending to South Main Street. The Department of Public Works was asked to spread sand to address the spill.
Audio|Heard on: Bellingham Police, Fire and EMS Dispatch
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02:24
Transcript:
00:00
If you can let the DPW know the oil trail starts near Payne Street, if they can start there and make their way up to South Main.
00:12
C3 is starting near Payne Street.
00:23
Fire alarm to L1.
00:28
L1 is answering.
00:32
We do have a lockbox cleared if you need it when you get to that location.
00:43
Received that.
00:50
Squad one to firehouse.
00:54
Fire alarm.
00:57
We're off the 30.
01:01
3G, 1357.
01:14
Squad one.
01:16
Two.
01:18
South Main Command.
01:30
South Main to Farrell.
01:32
South 30, South Main to Farrell.
01:38
Fire alarm.
01:43
This is going to be an accidental push on the medical alert.
01:48
There's no medical there.
01:53
We received accidental portion of medical,
01:55
(number withheld).
02:06
Car five has that direct.
02:08
Car five to South Main Street command.
02:13
South Main Street command, go ahead.
02:14
Car five.
02:16
LT, you want me to continue down that way for assistance?
02:22
That's a negative. We'll be all set with the resources on scene.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
S Main St, Bellingham, MA 02019
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