Stove Turned Off, Aired Out

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Firefighters responded to a report of a natural gas odor at an apartment on 5th Ave in Pittsburgh. The source was identified as a stove left on, which was turned off, and the apartment was ventilated. The situation was resolved without incident.

Natural Gas Odor in Apartment

Dispatch 18 Engine, it was a smell of gas, we found one of the residents left their stove on, we turned that off, aired everything out, we're back, last company.

Dispatch 18 Engine, it was a smell of gas, we found one of the residents left their stove on, we turned that off, aired everything out, we're back, last company. Received.

Firefighters found a stove left on, turned it off, and aired out the apartment. Situation resolved.

Firefighters have arrived to investigate the reported gas odor.

25 from 18 Truck, it's okay with me, C2, you can just leave them all before we can take that engine and truck.

 That's received, Battalion 2, did you copy, 18 Truck?

25 from 18 Truck, it's okay with me, C2, you can just leave them all before we can take that engine and truck. That's received, Battalion 2, did you copy, 18 Truck?

Firefighters are coordinating resources to address the reported gas odor.

Engine 18, Engine 18, Truck Battalion 2, Zone 217. Responding to 6200 5th Avenue, apartment 309, off of North Woodland Road and Emerson Street, for an odor of natural gas. Again, 18, Engine 18, Truck Battalion 2, Zone 217, 6200 5th Avenue, apartment 309. Caller reporting an odor of natural gas on structure. Responding on Fire 1, time is 2.30.

Firefighters received a 911 report of a natural gas odor in an apartment.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 6200 5th Ave.

Natural Gas Odor in Apartment

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