Odor check near Rex Dr turns out false alarm, Concord NH
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews investigated a possible propane odor near Rex Drive in Concord, New Hampshire. The odor was traced to recent propane refilling activity and was found only near outdoor tanks, not inside any buildings. After checks by the gas company and fire personnel, the situation was determined to be a false alarm, and no hazardous readings were detected.
Audio|Heard on: Concord Fire Alarm - Capital Area
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05:45
Transcript:
00:00
Shining Forest Command on two.
00:02
On the Delta side of the building.
00:09
You saw the note, but the gas company did just go or tank recently.
00:19
I do get the note, thanks.
00:27
Water command.
00:32
I'm gonna see what.
00:40
Very slight odor.
00:44
Looks like false alarm set up by workers.
00:49
Arrest.
00:51
Respond to old engine two.
00:58
Confirm is it a Q?
01:03
Answering portable five at this point.
01:13
No other reading.
01:15
She confirmed that they were just here in Bilbo.
01:19
She has had everything opened up since.
01:27
Okay.
01:28
No odor in the building, it's been vented.
01:31
You have slow VOC reading something else.
01:37
The building to the left, number ten was above.
01:40
While she has an odor inside, she also just had a.
01:43
She's standing outside her trailer.
01:48
Okay. Portable four.
01:52
104.
01:55
Can you guys investigate building number ten, please?
02:04
So
02:08
We determine which cap and if it's the same company for both residences, please.
02:26
(name withheld) is en route.
02:29
Okay, (name withheld) for both.
02:32
You guys want the gas company rep?
02:39
I've missed you.
02:46
That's me calling.
02:52
Answering.
02:55
Near Rex Drive, odor at the propane tanks but not in the residence.
03:01
Near Rex Drive just had a fill up.
03:03
They have an odor in the residence which we're investigating.
03:37
Portable four to command.
03:40
Answering portable four.
03:43
Four readings, four odor in the.
03:47
Say number ten's all reading, no odor.
03:56
Man from portable five operated the furnace calling for heat.
04:02
Zero readings still,
04:04
Zero odor.
04:10
Okay, and number eight.
04:11
Furnace is operating properly.
04:13
No readings, no odor.
04:20
Portable four any odor tanks on number ten.
04:42
Good bird technology again.
04:45
(name withheld), you confirm Nash Dental? They're attempting a restore.
04:50
Control.
04:54
Five minutes.
04:56
Okay, under control.
04:57
Holding engine five on.
05:01
Fire alarm.
05:02
Predator came to one two off of the hospital.
05:10
Command calling.
05:15
Okay, I'm on set.
05:16
Ops, we have a fireman saying Rex Drive command.
05:21
Rex Drive also no odor, no readings inside the building.
05:26
Incident address has a faint odor at the tanks under control.
05:28
The engine five only awaiting (name withheld).
05:33
This is just an odor at the tanks.
05:35
No readings or odors inside.
05:38
My partner is speeding to (name withheld) now.
05:40
Engine five remaining.
05:42
I'm waiting in (name withheld).
05:43
All other companies is clear and serviceable.
Disclaimer:
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:
Rex Dr, Concord, NH 03303
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