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Gas Main Line Hit
477 Cary Ave, West Brighton, Staten Island
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Summary
- Firefighters and hazmat teams responded to a reported gas main line incident on Cary Ave in Staten Island. National Grid confirmed the line is not high-pressure, and hazmat teams are being scaled back, though a gas odor remains.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 477 Cary Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 477 Cary Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 477 Cary Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 477 Cary Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 477 Cary Ave.
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Staten Island FDNY · Jul 17, 9:26AM · 0:30
B2 to stand, Allen. Battalion 22. B2 to stand, on box 0382, NatGrid confirmed it is not a high pressure line, so you can return HazMat 1 and HazMat Battalion, but still keep Engine 165 on the box. Still getting an odor. Alright, 10-4 on that report. Stand on to HazMat Battalion. 10-4.
Staten Island FDNY · Jul 17, 9:18AM · 0:30
Santa, on to Battalion 22. Battalion 22. Oh, you have a report? Battalion 22 to Santa, box 0382. Right now, NACR is investigating. They're actually unsure if they even hit A main, just getting a slight odor. We'll get back to you momentarily, find out more what's going on. Alright, 10-4.
Staten Island FDNY · Jul 17, 9:14AM · 0:30
Battalion 9222, Battalion. Battalion 22. Right now, you have your 165 responding, the hazmat. We're not sure if it's a high pressure or low pressure gas line that was hit. 22 and 4. 0910 the time, dispatcher 46.
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