Propane odor reported at collision shop prompts caution, Prince Frederick MD
Fire & ArsonEmergency crews responded to a reported propane odor at a collision shop near Thomas Avenue. The smell was detected only when the paint booth equipment was running. Crews shut down the propane tank and advised contacting the gas company. No fire or explosion was confirmed.
Audio|Source: Calvert County Fire, EMS, and MSP Prince Frederick
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Transcript:
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You're at Calibur Collision, near Thomas Avenue.
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New York 5.
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64-204.
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Vangel 11th, safety, 1A, with 3.
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Here at Calibur, Collision, near Thomas, 5, and then off of 5.
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Cross, 2, Captain, 4.
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Cheap, 1A's only 0-8-8-8-2-9-7-4.
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Correct.
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Danja, 11 is all 5.
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Correct. Calibur Collision, near Thomas, any off the Fox?
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Say, do you want to direct on my page?
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Say, do you want okay?
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Chief Voss and Service.
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You're trying to go any foreign propane odor.
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To me in the paint booth.
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Cabot Chief, okay.
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Cabot Chief, okay? Cabo Act 2.
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Tack 2. Track 5.
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64, 3.
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264, simple.
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State, one of all the locations, a two-story glove, commercial building, nothing event,
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established initial command,
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and investigation. County on scene with command two-story commercial building up and I'm at 1413[2].
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Chief 1A covered.
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I'm on the scene. I go ahead and assume the command Chief 1A will be operating, or correct, the safety officer won you be operations.
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Okay, sir, Chief Williamson with command 1414.
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Command[3] play located across the street.
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48 in Quarves? Tower shirt.
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You know that's 48, okay?
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Any response from Tower 1 for Silox 1 in ice?
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381, command, nearby, those meetings.
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Okay. You got the engine pulling up now.
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He'll be on there with you in a minute.
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Joe Unitson, Rachel Berryford, Residence, a One, 911, No,
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1. Subuniton, Rachel, River, Residence, a One, 911, no one.
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Thank you for me, 2.
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5-2's on the scene.
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We need a case we need a water source.
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We're going to go ahead and identify the dry hydrant at Calvert Grace Community Church.
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I'll take the first new engine assignment.
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Negative 5-2, we're on scene, we're staging 330 feet of west.
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4-1, Yosemite Lane for a Port Eurson.
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641,
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there's somebody lane for a poor promotion.
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Command[3] engine 5, no you will not.
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Engine from 1 is already here.
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Just stand by and wait for your assignment.
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Stillbox 109[1].
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Calibur Collision, near Thomas Avenue.
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Pressure at 260 for the entering gas.
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Start 5 is still, 1415.
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Squad one, we're going to be taking the tower with two and replaced, I'm sorry, we're going to be taking the squad with two and placement of the tower.
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So, Black, 109, caliber collision, near Thomas Avenue, crush, a 260.
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Great morning, plan.
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For the iter of gas.
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Tark 5 is the udder, Sondon, 1416.
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Yes. Command[3] operations, go ahead.
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Squad on Oz direct. Squad on us good.
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Direct. Be advised.
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They're only getting a propane odor when the paint booth is operational paper shut down right now.
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We're going to shut down the tank and advise to have a gas company contacted.
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Okay, recommendation is holding it with engine one, correct? We can return the rest of the assignment.
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That's right.
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Command[3] of Calvert, hold the engine from one.
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You can return the remainder.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Stillbox 109: Special fire response box code (local)
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1413: Timestamp or unit ID for incident time
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Command: Incident command established
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Location mentioned:
Prince Frederick, MD
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