Gas leak reported at West St and Hubbard Park intersection, Red Bank NJ
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a reported gas leak near West St and Hubbard Park. They shut off the gas and checked buildings for safety. One woman was medically checked but was found to be fine and returned indoors. The gas company was called to confirm no remaining gas hazards.
Audio|Source: Red Bank Fire
02:16
Transcript:
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hit the valve. We have it on Hubbard Park at the intersection west drive-west.
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Okay.
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6-8[1], receive.
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It's all, Frank.
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Repeat. 6-6-6[2]-all units, the gas has been shut off.
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6-6-0 units, the gas has been shut off. 6-6-6[2]-6-C.
00:20
Good. I know you've gone through a lot unless we have a medical emergency for that woman.
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Weak she can say if you haven't started bringing her up in the road yet.
00:27
Stand for her.
00:28
Do you need a detector down there to confirm our property? We're going to have to start checking them.
00:34
Yeah, 6.9 is going to come up and grab one for me.
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Portable 900-90.
00:41
Jimmy, I got a meter.
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6-6, the headquarters you received the gas and sent to carriages.
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Thank you.
00:47
6-8[1]-66. 6-6.
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Just did a walkthrough of 30 with the meter.
00:53
Everything's fine down here. She's back inside and she's all right now.
00:55
Repeat. Have a couple of those windows open.
00:58
The gas company will be down there to check all buildings.
01:01
Making sure there's no gas pockets anywhere.
01:03
All right, ten four.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
6-8: Fire unit identifier
[2]
6-6-6: All units (fire command)
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Location mentioned:
West St, Red Bank, NJ 07701
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