Odor and haze caused by burnt motor in heating system, Newton MA
Fire & ArsonEmergency responders investigated an odor and haze caused by a burnt motor in a heating system at near Walnut St, Newton Highlands. Fire units stayed on scene, and they reported a non-functional hydrant in front of the address to the water department.
Audio|Source: Newton Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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We're investigating odor and a haze.
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...holding all companies.
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Investigating an odor and a haze, you're holding all companies .2822.
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499 to control.
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Control.
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That wire is pole to pole on poll number 1351 over 3.
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Boston police has already taped it off if you can notify Comcast.
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We're out here, we'll get a call.
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We're out of control.
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It is not a hazard, though.
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Roger.
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Four-no-four in the area.
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Roger.
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T2 to final.
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C2.
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Yeah,
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it's a burntout motor on the heating system.
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We'll be on the box, and we'll be holding engine seven and ladder two.
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Lucy, burnt out motor on the heating system, holding engine seven and ladder two.
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2028.
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3-4-O-L-O-LUM.
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Engine 3.
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Can you notify the water department to hydrant in front of near Walnut St? It's out of service, the 4-inch cap can't get it open.
01:48
Receive, we'll notify the water department, front of near Walnut St, the hydrant's out of service.
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Can't get the cap open.
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2029.
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Location mentioned:
Near Walnut St, Newton Highlands, MA 02461
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