Anhydrous ammonia tank leak near Iuka grain plant
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Pratt KS Fire Dispatch Group Calls
02:28
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Pat to Iuka Fire, I need you en route to (number withheld) W 1st St in Iuka.
00:09
The RP is at (number withheld) West First Street in Iuka.
00:13
She stated that there's an anhydrous ammonia leak.
00:19
She can smell it, possibly coming from the Kansas Co-op.
00:26
759, 10-4 on the page.
00:29
Ten four, was that 03:59 ? Ten four on the page.
00:35
Seven 59 . And do we got a wind direction?
00:42
Ten four, wind direction southeast, 4 mph , wind gust 7 mph .
00:50
Ten four, thank you.
00:53
No problem, 2103 .
00:58
751 Pratt, I'll be 10-8 in the POV.
01:01
I'll run out here to the ethanol or the.
01:03
10-4, 2104.
01:13
Pratt.
01:16
759 to 751.
01:19
Go ahead.
01:22
I'm right here at the airport.
01:23
Do you want me to just go on into the station?
01:28
Well, my guess is we've got a tank out here at the hydrant plant here that's leaking.
01:33
I thought I'd just run out here and see if I can figure out which one it was 1st .
01:39
I just passed Trand and the odor is severe.
01:46
751, Brad, I'll be 1023 in the area.
01:51
10-4, 751, 2105.
01:55
751 to 759, go ahead and run it to the station.
01:59
Get a truck with some air packs.
02:02
We do have a tank that's physically leaking here.
02:06
10-4.
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771 to 751.
02:14
Go ahead.
02:17
You want to bring the tanker 1st for the air packs and then a brush truck behind it?
02:22
Hey, hold on a 2nd .
02:24
We've got wind working with us here.
02:26
I think we might be able to seal it off.