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Compressed Natural Gas Leak at Unitrans Maintenance Facility
806 Garrod Dr
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a natural gas leak at the Unitrans Maintenance Facility in Davis, California, caused by a 3-inch main feeder pipe. The leak was successfully stopped, and crews remained on site awaiting the utility company's arrival.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 806 Garrod Dr.
Additional units are en route.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 806 Garrod Dr.
Additional units are en route.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 806 Garrod Dr.
Additional units are en route.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 806 Garrod Dr.
Additional units are en route.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 806 Garrod Dr.
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UC Davis FD Dispatch · Sep 1, 10:56PM · 0:09
Fire dispatch, unit transplant. Go ahead. The line's been shut down. It's stopped leaking. We're going to remain on scene until PG&E arrives. Copy.
UC Davis FD Dispatch · Sep 1, 10:56PM · 0:19
Unit trance command, please advise PG&E. The leak is coming from approximately 3-inch main feeder pipe that refuels buses into a system. They believe it is PG&E's pipe. It is actively leaking. We're going to attempt to shut it down. Copy.
UC Davis FD Dispatch · Sep 1, 10:44PM · 0:21
Fire dispatch, Truck 34. Truck 34. Can you start a call for us for a CNG leak at Unitrans and show Engine 34, Truck 34, and Hazmat 34 en route? And you advise PG&E. Sorry, I'm on a 911. I got the Unitrans at 806 Garrett and what was it for? CNG leak and can you notify PG&E? It might be coming from their side.
