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Natural Gas Odor Outdoors
E 65th St & Overton Ave
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- Firefighters and utility company Spire responded to a natural gas leak caused by a damaged gas line at E 65th St & Overton Ave in Raytown, Missouri.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E 65th St & Overton Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E 65th St & Overton Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E 65th St & Overton Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E 65th St & Overton Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E 65th St & Overton Ave.
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KCFD A4 · Jul 14, 1:36PM · 0:28
Overton command, dispatch. Go ahead, Overton command. This is going to be a small diameter line, and it's already exposed. We're going to be checking a couple of the residences around here, but it's actually in the middle of the road away from them, so I think we can handle with myself and Pumper 51. You can put Pumper 52 in. Copy. Pumper 52, stand down. 52, stand down. Being handled by Car 51, Pumper 51. Pumper 52's in. Pumper 52.
KCFD A4 · Jul 14, 1:36PM · 0:12
Car 51's on scene, can make this Overton Command, we'll be out investigating. Car 51 on scene, Overton Command out investigating. Pumper 51's on scene. 51 on scene.
KCFD A4 · Jul 14, 1:35PM · 0:07
Car 51 copies, dispatch, do you already have a spire en route? Yes, we do have spire en route.
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