Gas odor reported at residential building in New York, New York NY
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a gas odor at a residential building near West 177th St in New York. No gas odor was found on the first floor. The odor had dissipated. A fused refrigerator component on the fourth floor was reported as the cause. Con Edison was requested to inspect and meet with the building engineer to ensure safety.
Audio|Source: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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Transcript:
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493. We have no gas odor on the first floor.
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Can you have the caller meet the members out on the street?
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Subur unable the call that was on cooperating.
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All right, central.
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Phonebox 1726-55-West 177-7 Street, to the Audubon Avenue to nucleicranes of 4th floor.
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Manhattan, phone 1-1-1726-575 West 175-177 Street, to an order by on the Staten, Nicholas-Aid and Confumes, the 7th floor.
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9.571-13804162 East 111-15 Street in Levin, 1,000, C-1-3-Davis.
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9571-137-1-8-0-462 East on 15th Street.
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The New Lezzen Avenue, 1st Avenue, Sele-O., No question, C-O-Long in 3, David.
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1 3.3.50, Manhattan, 3.15.
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Next to Manhattan.
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916.
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632.
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We traveled down south with engine 6.9 and ladder 3.0.
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We saw nothing, but we did see something going up north, 53 and 43.
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We'll probably hit it first.
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All right, 10.4.
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It is a northbound accident,
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16.
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10.4. 4.
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Now, out of 4-3, cormon-hatt.
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Okay.
01:54
Now, how about a 4-3?
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4-3. 3.3. 3rd, northbound on the Harle River Drive.
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9-1-16.
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6. 6. 6.
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5-3 and 4-the-head of the head of the northbound on the Hullin River Drive by East 1-3 Black Street.
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Four, could you ask if they need any of the other units?
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A lot of four-three?
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Four-thirty minute. You know, you go with the... We're, uh,
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with five-three right now. We got this over here.
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10-4[2]. 18-98-372, canteen, about say, three-seven. Command of one, six, a nine.
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Six, ten, four, with an eight.
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Banda, six, nine.
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Can we show you, 10-8[1]?
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It's not 10-8[1].
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Time 430 is booked, your tenant.
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Not loud for real.
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3-0.
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Can make sure you, 10-8[1]? 40, you can show us today.
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10-4[2].
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1-3-5-1-Mahamah 2.
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1-6.
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Just 4-2 to Manhattan.
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Just 4-2.
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242 on your frequency responding to box 1726.
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10-4[2].
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Manager 4-2.
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Mr. 4-2. Mr.
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4-2, the caller didn't want to get any information, but they say that it was a fused from a refrigerator in this table on the fourth floor, okay.
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Measure 4-2, 10-4[2].
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Matt, a lot of 5-9.
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5-9, message received.
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13-5-2, Manhattan, 21.
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8.7-Hattain.
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8th Battalion.
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It's 839. We think this is 1018 for 1040 code 1.
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The gas odor has dissipated, but can we have Con Ed respond and speak to the building engineer at this building, okay?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-8: In service and available for calls or assignments.
[2]
10-4: Acknowledgment—message received, understood, or OK.
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Near W 177th St, New York, NY 10033
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