Natural gas odor reported at university building, Macomb IL
Fire & ArsonFire department and police responded to a faint natural gas odor detected on the men's side of Thompson Hall at Western Illinois University near Northwestern Avenue. Responders checked areas including the kitchen for safety but found no clear source of the odor.
Audio|Source: McDonough County Area Public Safety
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Transcript:
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We call me with the front desk worker.
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Front desk worker. She's keeping place of the odor.
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She went over in touch for herself and she said she also could smell it.
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Trevor.
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202. 114. I was clear down towards the north side of the lot.
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I'm going to go down the service drive and go around the west side of the building.
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214.
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Sound for on C6.
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Central 167, I'll be up on the square trying to locate the subject.
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Sam, 4. The commandant just caught back in advising that he was looking and knocking on the doors of the White House by the Towers.
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I don't know if you check that area.
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The White House by look, what was that?
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17 minutes is going to do White House by the Tories?
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Yeah.
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2760335.
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203, 2000, 3-1-205, 3-9-0-0-0-3-1-3-1-1-1-15-100 to do they under.
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10-4[1], if you can find their student-staff affiliation and give them the 21 and see if they know about their fuel board being open.
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24. 24.
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4 from 114 are you getting anything in there? Why are you guys coming inside here?
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No-wee, very, very slight over with natural gas, but forget your attention.
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Thanks for that I'm coming in the north of those, this correction factor is now.
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It doesn't smell anything out here.
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Thank you.
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Last time we had this, it was coming from the kitchen, one of the bowlers was off.
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We had MFD come out emergency with the gas detector.
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Thank you.
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We went under the kitchen and there's definitely no smell in there, but...
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The complaint's mother, I think, might be screaming in him.
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Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. One 90 copies will be in route.
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Yeah. Can you ask tonight.
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What do you need?
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I'll be traumatized.
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Then... Okay.
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Okay. All right in the fire department remnant moving this year 43.
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Tenport, thank you.
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That's for no further.
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What for my dad?
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Just be on the first half you can go ahead and someday not be non-emergent, just ever investigation that's very slight.
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This is a letter that we're going to be aware of the after door there's an explosion that's been flying so she can't close it.
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Also, they're coming up, we'll be going to out to the morning hall, just to check things out, make sure it's all right.
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He's afraid that it may have gone to backup power.
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He's just going to come in and check on it.
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Very cool. Thank you very much.
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Thank you very much. Less than that student that has the fuel door open, they don't need to be attached to this call.
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We thought it was gasoline at first now that we think it's natural gas.
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It's not relevant anymore.
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Joe. Do you call and complain it and you wasn't going on? I thought we were looking for Jacob Allen and apparently didn't start my business, but she's very much.
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Ten and four.
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MFD. ...MFes in the sense.
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No. One of the census.
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We need to know. Cone fire, respond.
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W.I.U. Thompson Hall, near Northwestern Avenue for a faint odor of gas on the men's side.
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McComb, respond, W.I.U.
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Thompson Hall, near Northwestern Avenue, McComb, for faint odor of gas on the men's side.
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Central Town of Pace, 1949.
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Message Received
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Location mentioned:
Near N Western Ave, Macomb, IL 61455
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