Fire hydrant damaged on Washington Avenue near Locust, Gibson County IN
Road ClosurePolice and fire units responded to a damaged fire hydrant struck on Washington Avenue near Locust Street causing a water hazard that required evaluation by utility services.
Audio|Source: Knox County & Gibson County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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I received a call about a fire hydrant that was out on the road, Washington Avenue, across from J.C.
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Food Store.
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I'm unsure if it's back in reference to the PD or not.
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I still 2.27 is in route to that I'm arriving right now.
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The other units are in route for the 10-0[1].
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Clear.
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Central 2.L.R.
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2. 108, 1042.
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1042. 1032. Clear one.
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Do you have an ETA on law enforcement?
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Just right.
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Okay. 227, what was your traffic, please?
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I'm not sure who needs to be down here with this, probably the fire department or water department, but I have one of them respond out here, non-signal tend to evaluate this.
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The hydrant is off the mount.
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Okay. 834. Do you set the M.S tones off for that? Are you needing us to respond also?
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Do we set them off for the fire hydrant?
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Correct. If we do not need to just go off to the fire iron, we just want to fire.
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Chest pain tag one's been assigned central clear 1427 you received my page and fire hydrant was hit on Washington Avenue and Locust Street PD was wanting you guys to look at it North Main Street right now
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Clear.
Police codes explained
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[1]
10-0: Deceased person (dead body/DOA)
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Gibson County, IN
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