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Cracked Gas Valve in Apartment
1934 Harrison Ave
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- Firefighters responded to a gas odor report at a Bronx apartment, shutting off the gas and identifying a cracked valve. Carbon monoxide levels were reduced to zero, and the utility company was called to assist.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1934 Harrison Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1934 Harrison Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1934 Harrison Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1934 Harrison Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1934 Harrison Ave.
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Bronx FDNY · Jul 19, 11:18PM · 0:27
5-2 to the Bronx. Ladder 5-2. We'll go to 10-40, Code 1, for that box. We did shut the stove off behind the appliance. CO readings were as high as 17. We got them all the way down to zero. Con Ed is on scene. It'll be 10-8. 10-4. 23-17-182.
Bronx FDNY · Jul 19, 10:53PM · 0:23
Ladder 52, what was the reason for con-ed? Here the gas valve is actually cracked. We're going to need con-ed's response to this box. 10-4. 2252 Bronx 472.
Bronx FDNY · Jul 19, 10:34PM · 0:30
Can we get a 10-7 on this? It looks like there's no apartment 1E. 10-4, stand by, we do have a number. Train 3, 10-4. Battalion 19 to the Brock. 19. Uh, 2992, 18 for a 10-40 code 1, please notify Conrad we shut gas behind the stove, apartment 4 Boy. 10-4.
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