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Natural Gas Odor on Second Floor After Propane Grills Left On
240 Chicago Ave
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a report of a natural gas odor at a Minneapolis address, shutting off two propane grills and detecting hydrogen sulfide from a trash chute. Maintenance is set to address a sump pump malfunction.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 240 Chicago Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 240 Chicago Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 240 Chicago Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 240 Chicago Ave.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 240 Chicago Ave.
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MFD 1 · Sep 27, 12:16PM · 0:31
Dispatch from Engine 1. Engine 1, go ahead. Hydrogen and sulfide readings were coming from the trash chute. We found no further readings upon inspection. There was also another issue with the sump pump malfunction in the lower level parking, and the maintenance will be handling that. Engine 1's going to be going back in service. Receiving Engine 1, coming from the trash chute, no further issues there. Sump pump malfunction in lower level parking. Maintenance will handle that. Engine 1 going back into service at 1214. Engine 1 going back in service at 1214.
MFD 1 · Sep 27, 12:16PM · 0:21
Dispatch from Engine 1. Engine 1, go ahead. There were two grills that had their propane still on on the patio of 240 Chicago. Those were shut off. We're monitoring the hallways. We're getting some hydrogen sulfide readings. We're going to be checking a couple units on the second floor.
MFD 1 · Sep 27, 11:37AM · 0:24
Engine 1, stand by for a run. Engine 1 for an odor of natural gas at 240 Chicago Avenue, Map 101 Alpha. Engine 1 for an inside odor of natural gas from the second floor on the elevator at 240 Chicago Avenue, Map 101 Alpha, at 1138.
