Gas Odor
E 40th St & Central Ave
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to reports of a gas odor at E 40th St & Central Ave in Cleveland, identifying it as sewer gas rather than natural gas. Crews detected hydrogen sulfide and are flushing the area with water, with the sewer district notified for further action.
Timeline
Fire crews detected hydrogen sulfide and are flushing the area with water. The sewer district has been notified.
Firefighters confirm the odor is sewer gas, not natural gas, and are handling the situation. Other units are returning.
Firefighters on scene report a smell of sewer gas in the area.
Firefighters have received a 911 report of a gas odor.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E 40th St & Central Ave.
Fire crews detected hydrogen sulfide and are flushing the area with water. The sewer district has been notified.
Firefighters confirm the odor is sewer gas, not natural gas, and are handling the situation. Other units are returning.
Firefighters on scene report a smell of sewer gas in the area.
Firefighters have received a 911 report of a gas odor.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E 40th St & Central Ave.
Fire crews detected hydrogen sulfide and are flushing the area with water. The sewer district has been notified.
Firefighters confirm the odor is sewer gas, not natural gas, and are handling the situation. Other units are returning.
Firefighters on scene report a smell of sewer gas in the area.
Firefighters have received a 911 report of a gas odor.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E 40th St & Central Ave.
Fire crews detected hydrogen sulfide and are flushing the area with water. The sewer district has been notified.
Firefighters confirm the odor is sewer gas, not natural gas, and are handling the situation. Other units are returning.
Firefighters on scene report a smell of sewer gas in the area.
Firefighters have received a 911 report of a gas odor.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E 40th St & Central Ave.
Fire crews detected hydrogen sulfide and are flushing the area with water. The sewer district has been notified.
Firefighters confirm the odor is sewer gas, not natural gas, and are handling the situation. Other units are returning.
Firefighters on scene report a smell of sewer gas in the area.
Firefighters have received a 911 report of a gas odor.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at E 40th St & Central Ave.
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