Hazmat team venting vehicle near homes in Port Matilda

Heard on: Centre County PA Fire-Tac

01:32

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Okay, I just accessed, came through the intersection in Port Matilda, going towards the scene where there appears to be a police unit.

00:09

Okay, it might be fire police.

00:12

Just set it out there.

00:13

Try to get one at that house and then.

00:18

I copy. You miss that one up at the house and then retreat back to the intersection and stay mobile.

00:34

Yeah, go ahead.

00:38

Entry team from Hazmat 811.

00:40

I want the left side to start venting 1st .

00:44

The left side, the driver's side 1st .

00:48

Yeah, Chief, received.

00:50

We're going to open the two valves and then I'm going to open the valve on the passenger side to let it vent.

00:57

Okay, don't open that passenger until he retreats to your location.

01:03

When you guys are ready, go ahead.

01:13

Captain 811, we're venting right now.

01:18

Okay, I have one area right in front of (number withheld)

01:22

220, and I am also now at Price Lane and 220 is the Worth Township line where there's other residences with additional meters.

01:31

Copy that.

2026-10-26 21:46 UTC

Fire

Price Lane, Port Matilda, Pennsylvania 16870, United States

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews in Port Matilda are handling a possible hazmat incident near Price Lane and Route 220, where an entry team is venting a vehicle or container while fire police manage traffic and monitor nearby residences.