Roof collapse risk at commercial building in Newark, Newark NJ
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders cordoned off a section near Central Avenue in Newark due to a structural hazard at a one-story commercial building where the roof was collapsing. City engineering and sanitation departments were notified, and the building was marked as unsafe to enter.
Audio|Heard on: Essex NJ Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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We did out here to block the area off, sidewalk off, to not appear that there's going to be any secondary collapses of the walls.
00:09
I'm going to try to command engine 7.
00:11
You can put me available.
00:12
Workplace is anything I'm missing for traffic control.
00:14
All right. The time you want to be advised I was able to speak to
00:18
Director of Engineering and also Director of Sanitation Department, I arrested them on the situation here.
00:25
They said they're going to get someone to respond by making calls and notifications.
00:29
And they said they're going to have someone to respond as soon as possible receive.
00:35
All right, that's great, thank you.
00:37
Also,
00:38
for near Central Avenue, can we put that in the CAD, that building, a one-story commercial, is it do not enter? The roof is collapsing.
00:46
There's nothing in there,
00:48
other than just debris and garbage.
00:50
So, do not enter, sure.
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Location mentioned:
Central Ave, Newark, NJ 07107
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