Fire and water leak reported at apartment building, Bellingham MA
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As discussed during the dispatch call, firefighters responded to a fire alarm and major water leak at an apartment building near North Main Street in Bellingham. There was also a reported odor of gas. A building representative arrived to help with shutting down the system to prevent further damage.
Audio|Heard on: Bellingham Police, Fire and EMS Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
02:28
Transcript:
00:00
Units at apartment near Main St with those keys.
00:13
We had a fire alarm.
00:17
Fire alarm.
00:21
Paramedic contact.
00:28
Negative, I've called both contacts about five or six times.
00:32
They're not picking up.
00:36
All right, they got extensive water leak here, likely a burst pipe.
00:45
Received, I'm gonna keep trying.
00:52
Yeah, we have an open door leaking water out back.
00:56
Also a strong odor of gas.
01:05
Okay, is that in the?
01:13
It's the courtyard area.
01:17
Yeah, I already see it.
01:18
That's where the water's all pouring out of.
01:23
Fire alarm to North Main Street command.
01:28
Command, go ahead.
01:32
We have finally reached a representative.
01:35
They will be responding.
01:38
All right, let's all that they have extensive water flow.
01:45
Probably going to have to shut down the system and drain it before causing more damage.
01:55
Received.
02:03
L2 to command.
02:07
(name withheld).
02:10
Unable to gain access to the apartment on this.
02:18
Hanging in, we have a representative coming.
02:26
Received. Making our way back down.
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