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Natural Gas Odor at Burger King

4 Spencerport Rd

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Summary

  • Emergency services responded to a reported natural gas odor at a Burger King in Rochester, New York. Firefighters found no gas readings inside the restaurant and continued to investigate the surrounding area.

Timeline

The utility company is en route, and employees have been notified.

Gates FD Disp · 0:09
Alright, RG&E's been notified for Spencer Park Road. Acknowledging, employees know they're coming. 4522's back.

Firefighters confirm the situation is resolved, and they are leaving the scene.

Gates FD Disp · 0:08
Gate 4510, this Burger King's all set. There's nothing going on here. We're backing. Gate 4510.

Firefighters suspect the gas odor was due to an over-pressurized gas meter releasing gas. The utility company has been requested to assist.

Gates FD Disp · 0:26
35 from 4522, it seems like it may have just over-pressurized and released a lot loose. Here we have RG&E respond, check the gas meter. I'll let them know inside. Received. Seems to be normal operation of the gas meter blowing off, but we'll start the RG&E. They're going to make a notify. K-10 the first, I'll respect.

Firefighters found no gas readings inside or outside; the odor likely came from vehicle fumes in the drive-thru.

Gates FD Disp · 0:27
Geerts in 4C35. 4C35. We checked the building inside and out, found no readings or orders. Believe the source to be the automobile fumes from the drive-thru. First time we hear a forced mental care, it's back. 4-5 will call back when they clear the other burglary.

Firefighters report no gas readings inside the Burger King and are now checking the drive-thru area.

Gates FD Disp · 0:11
Gate 4522, we got no readings inside the Burger King. We're going to be checking the drive-thru. No readings inside, checking the drive-thru, okay.

Firefighters have arrived on scene to investigate the reported gas odor.

Gates FD Disp · 0:08
4 C 35 on scene at 4 Spencer Park Road. 4 C 35 on location, Spencer Park Road.

The gas odor is reported inside and outside the Burger King.

Gates FD Dispatch · 0:23
Gate to fire, 45, 10-45, 2240 35, for the odor of gas inside and outside the Burger King, number 4, Spenceport Road. Gate to fire, 45, 10-45, 2240 35, strong odor of gas inside and outside the Burger King, number 4, Spenceport Road.

Police are responding alongside firefighters to a 911 report of a strong odor of natural gas at the Burger King.

MC Towns West · 0:21
Gate's car is going with EMS on fire, 3310 Buffalo Road. And for the 56-year-old female with chest pain, he's not alert. And also for Gates, going with fire department, 4 Spencer Port Road at the Burger King. Going to be for the strong odor of gas.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4 Spencerport Rd.

The utility company is en route, and employees have been notified.

Gates FD Disp · 0:09
Alright, RG&E's been notified for Spencer Park Road. Acknowledging, employees know they're coming. 4522's back.

Firefighters confirm the situation is resolved, and they are leaving the scene.

Gates FD Disp · 0:08
Gate 4510, this Burger King's all set. There's nothing going on here. We're backing. Gate 4510.

Firefighters suspect the gas odor was due to an over-pressurized gas meter releasing gas. The utility company has been requested to assist.

Gates FD Disp · 0:26
35 from 4522, it seems like it may have just over-pressurized and released a lot loose. Here we have RG&E respond, check the gas meter. I'll let them know inside. Received. Seems to be normal operation of the gas meter blowing off, but we'll start the RG&E. They're going to make a notify. K-10 the first, I'll respect.

Firefighters found no gas readings inside or outside; the odor likely came from vehicle fumes in the drive-thru.

Gates FD Disp · 0:27
Geerts in 4C35. 4C35. We checked the building inside and out, found no readings or orders. Believe the source to be the automobile fumes from the drive-thru. First time we hear a forced mental care, it's back. 4-5 will call back when they clear the other burglary.

Firefighters report no gas readings inside the Burger King and are now checking the drive-thru area.

Gates FD Disp · 0:11
Gate 4522, we got no readings inside the Burger King. We're going to be checking the drive-thru. No readings inside, checking the drive-thru, okay.

Firefighters have arrived on scene to investigate the reported gas odor.

Gates FD Disp · 0:08
4 C 35 on scene at 4 Spencer Park Road. 4 C 35 on location, Spencer Park Road.

The gas odor is reported inside and outside the Burger King.

Gates FD Dispatch · 0:23
Gate to fire, 45, 10-45, 2240 35, for the odor of gas inside and outside the Burger King, number 4, Spenceport Road. Gate to fire, 45, 10-45, 2240 35, strong odor of gas inside and outside the Burger King, number 4, Spenceport Road.

Police are responding alongside firefighters to a 911 report of a strong odor of natural gas at the Burger King.

MC Towns West · 0:21
Gate's car is going with EMS on fire, 3310 Buffalo Road. And for the 56-year-old female with chest pain, he's not alert. And also for Gates, going with fire department, 4 Spencer Port Road at the Burger King. Going to be for the strong odor of gas.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4 Spencerport Rd.

The utility company is en route, and employees have been notified.

Gates FD Disp · 0:09
Alright, RG&E's been notified for Spencer Park Road. Acknowledging, employees know they're coming. 4522's back.

Firefighters confirm the situation is resolved, and they are leaving the scene.

Gates FD Disp · 0:08
Gate 4510, this Burger King's all set. There's nothing going on here. We're backing. Gate 4510.

Firefighters suspect the gas odor was due to an over-pressurized gas meter releasing gas. The utility company has been requested to assist.

Gates FD Disp · 0:26
35 from 4522, it seems like it may have just over-pressurized and released a lot loose. Here we have RG&E respond, check the gas meter. I'll let them know inside. Received. Seems to be normal operation of the gas meter blowing off, but we'll start the RG&E. They're going to make a notify. K-10 the first, I'll respect.

Firefighters found no gas readings inside or outside; the odor likely came from vehicle fumes in the drive-thru.

Gates FD Disp · 0:27
Geerts in 4C35. 4C35. We checked the building inside and out, found no readings or orders. Believe the source to be the automobile fumes from the drive-thru. First time we hear a forced mental care, it's back. 4-5 will call back when they clear the other burglary.

Firefighters report no gas readings inside the Burger King and are now checking the drive-thru area.

Gates FD Disp · 0:11
Gate 4522, we got no readings inside the Burger King. We're going to be checking the drive-thru. No readings inside, checking the drive-thru, okay.

Firefighters have arrived on scene to investigate the reported gas odor.

Gates FD Disp · 0:08
4 C 35 on scene at 4 Spencer Park Road. 4 C 35 on location, Spencer Park Road.

The gas odor is reported inside and outside the Burger King.

Gates FD Dispatch · 0:23
Gate to fire, 45, 10-45, 2240 35, for the odor of gas inside and outside the Burger King, number 4, Spenceport Road. Gate to fire, 45, 10-45, 2240 35, strong odor of gas inside and outside the Burger King, number 4, Spenceport Road.

Police are responding alongside firefighters to a 911 report of a strong odor of natural gas at the Burger King.

MC Towns West · 0:21
Gate's car is going with EMS on fire, 3310 Buffalo Road. And for the 56-year-old female with chest pain, he's not alert. And also for Gates, going with fire department, 4 Spencer Port Road at the Burger King. Going to be for the strong odor of gas.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4 Spencerport Rd.

The utility company is en route, and employees have been notified.

Gates FD Disp · 0:09
Alright, RG&E's been notified for Spencer Park Road. Acknowledging, employees know they're coming. 4522's back.

Firefighters confirm the situation is resolved, and they are leaving the scene.

Gates FD Disp · 0:08
Gate 4510, this Burger King's all set. There's nothing going on here. We're backing. Gate 4510.

Firefighters suspect the gas odor was due to an over-pressurized gas meter releasing gas. The utility company has been requested to assist.

Gates FD Disp · 0:26
35 from 4522, it seems like it may have just over-pressurized and released a lot loose. Here we have RG&E respond, check the gas meter. I'll let them know inside. Received. Seems to be normal operation of the gas meter blowing off, but we'll start the RG&E. They're going to make a notify. K-10 the first, I'll respect.

Firefighters found no gas readings inside or outside; the odor likely came from vehicle fumes in the drive-thru.

Gates FD Disp · 0:27
Geerts in 4C35. 4C35. We checked the building inside and out, found no readings or orders. Believe the source to be the automobile fumes from the drive-thru. First time we hear a forced mental care, it's back. 4-5 will call back when they clear the other burglary.

Firefighters report no gas readings inside the Burger King and are now checking the drive-thru area.

Gates FD Disp · 0:11
Gate 4522, we got no readings inside the Burger King. We're going to be checking the drive-thru. No readings inside, checking the drive-thru, okay.

Firefighters have arrived on scene to investigate the reported gas odor.

Gates FD Disp · 0:08
4 C 35 on scene at 4 Spencer Park Road. 4 C 35 on location, Spencer Park Road.

The gas odor is reported inside and outside the Burger King.

Gates FD Dispatch · 0:23
Gate to fire, 45, 10-45, 2240 35, for the odor of gas inside and outside the Burger King, number 4, Spenceport Road. Gate to fire, 45, 10-45, 2240 35, strong odor of gas inside and outside the Burger King, number 4, Spenceport Road.

Police are responding alongside firefighters to a 911 report of a strong odor of natural gas at the Burger King.

MC Towns West · 0:21
Gate's car is going with EMS on fire, 3310 Buffalo Road. And for the 56-year-old female with chest pain, he's not alert. And also for Gates, going with fire department, 4 Spencer Port Road at the Burger King. Going to be for the strong odor of gas.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4 Spencerport Rd.

The utility company is en route, and employees have been notified.

Gates FD Disp · 0:09
Alright, RG&E's been notified for Spencer Park Road. Acknowledging, employees know they're coming. 4522's back.

Firefighters confirm the situation is resolved, and they are leaving the scene.

Gates FD Disp · 0:08
Gate 4510, this Burger King's all set. There's nothing going on here. We're backing. Gate 4510.

Firefighters suspect the gas odor was due to an over-pressurized gas meter releasing gas. The utility company has been requested to assist.

Gates FD Disp · 0:26
35 from 4522, it seems like it may have just over-pressurized and released a lot loose. Here we have RG&E respond, check the gas meter. I'll let them know inside. Received. Seems to be normal operation of the gas meter blowing off, but we'll start the RG&E. They're going to make a notify. K-10 the first, I'll respect.

Firefighters found no gas readings inside or outside; the odor likely came from vehicle fumes in the drive-thru.

Gates FD Disp · 0:27
Geerts in 4C35. 4C35. We checked the building inside and out, found no readings or orders. Believe the source to be the automobile fumes from the drive-thru. First time we hear a forced mental care, it's back. 4-5 will call back when they clear the other burglary.

Firefighters report no gas readings inside the Burger King and are now checking the drive-thru area.

Gates FD Disp · 0:11
Gate 4522, we got no readings inside the Burger King. We're going to be checking the drive-thru. No readings inside, checking the drive-thru, okay.

Firefighters have arrived on scene to investigate the reported gas odor.

Gates FD Disp · 0:08
4 C 35 on scene at 4 Spencer Park Road. 4 C 35 on location, Spencer Park Road.

The gas odor is reported inside and outside the Burger King.

Gates FD Dispatch · 0:23
Gate to fire, 45, 10-45, 2240 35, for the odor of gas inside and outside the Burger King, number 4, Spenceport Road. Gate to fire, 45, 10-45, 2240 35, strong odor of gas inside and outside the Burger King, number 4, Spenceport Road.

Police are responding alongside firefighters to a 911 report of a strong odor of natural gas at the Burger King.

MC Towns West · 0:21
Gate's car is going with EMS on fire, 3310 Buffalo Road. And for the 56-year-old female with chest pain, he's not alert. And also for Gates, going with fire department, 4 Spencer Port Road at the Burger King. Going to be for the strong odor of gas.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4 Spencerport Rd.

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