Small propane leak at Acre Lane home resolved
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Sussex DE Fire-Tac Group Calls
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(number withheld), (number withheld) Acre Lane, crossing Weathervane Way and Seaspray Lane, estuary.
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RP reports propane tank.
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So again, it's probably got a tank 4 ft tall.
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Your closest hydrant's on Weathervane Way and Anchor Lane.
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Eighty-four 04:18 , seven three.
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Eighty-four 04:18 , three.
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Sixteen fifty-seven.
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This is Sussex.
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I'm on the scene, one and a half story single family.
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We'll be out investigating.
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I'll hold command until arrival, 84 chief.
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Have the 1st in wagon pick up the hydrant at the corner.
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10-8, 10-8.
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Copy that, 10-9.
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I'm on scene, one and a half story single family dwelling.
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Have the command to the arrival of 842.
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Have the 1st wagon in.
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Pick up the hydrant at 1700 hours.
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Rescue 8400 at 1533.
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Rescue 843, 1700 hours.
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Squad, I need you to stay there.
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Send your manpower up.
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Arrival squad, we have a round water, two houses short.
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Arrival squad, we have a round water, two houses short, 1701.
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Eighty-four two arriving.
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Eighty-four two arriving, 1703 .
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Eighty-four command assistance.
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Eighty-four command.
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Small standalone tank out front.
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Pressure cap was pushed on too tight, causing a small leak.
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Cap was secured.
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Leak was mitigated.
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No further hazard.
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Replace all units available.
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Plans are in.
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Copy chief, plans are in.
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Replace all units available.
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