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Odor of Gas
25-21 45th St, Astoria, Queens
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- Firefighters in Long Island City responded to a gas odor linked to recent work on curb valves, traced to a low-pressure plastic line venting into the street. Con Edison was called to the scene for further assessment.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 25-21 45th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 25-21 45th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 25-21 45th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 25-21 45th St.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 25-21 45th St.
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Queens FDNY · Jul 30, 12:05PM · 0:31
the street alone. Battalion 319 is going to await their arrival. Alright, 10-4. 1149 Queens 502. Battalion 53 to Queens. Battalion 53. You can show us 10-8 from the quarters of Engine 324. 10-4. 952 to Queens.
Queens FDNY · Jul 30, 12:05PM · 0:31
Box at 19 for 37-3, we need to take time to decon from this box. 10-4. Queen to Battalion 46? 46. Is this a high pressure or a low pressure? Just update the utility, it's a low pressure plastic line. It's vented into the street. There's all the exposures checked out. It's a, it's just vented into the
Queens FDNY · Jul 30, 12:05PM · 0:30
Engine 263 to Queens. 263. 263, can you have ConEd respond to our box? Looks like they replaced the curb valves, they're working on the block. There is the odor of gas coming from it. No need for the to continue in. We'll wait until ConEd shows up. 10-4, they were notified off the initial with a 20-minute ETA. Engine 263, 10-4.
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