Gas Leak From Broken Pipe
4626 32nd St
Published · Updated
Summary
- Firefighters responded to a reported gas leak from a broken pipe in San Diego. Initial gas detection equipment was non-operational, but a utility representative with a gas monitor arrived to assist in the investigation.
Timeline
The gas leak has been controlled, and units are clearing the scene.
The gas leak is confirmed as minimal, with control expected in 15 minutes. Most units are being released.
Firefighters estimate it will take about 15 minutes to control the gas leak.
Minimal gas readings have been detected, and the gas is dissipating. Two fire units will remain on site.
No additional firefighting equipment is needed in the alley at this time.
Firefighters are waiting for air monitor readings before proceeding further.
A small gas leak has been confirmed in the alley. Repairs are expected to be quick.
A gas line was confirmed struck by a shovel. Air monitoring is underway with assistance from a utility representative.
A utility representative with a gas monitor is on site to assist firefighters.
Firefighters report that their gas detection equipment is not operational and are requesting a replacement.
Firefighters are on scene investigating the reported gas leak. No visible signs of a leak yet.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a gas leak from a broken pipe.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4626 32nd St.
The gas leak has been controlled, and units are clearing the scene.
The gas leak is confirmed as minimal, with control expected in 15 minutes. Most units are being released.
Firefighters estimate it will take about 15 minutes to control the gas leak.
Minimal gas readings have been detected, and the gas is dissipating. Two fire units will remain on site.
No additional firefighting equipment is needed in the alley at this time.
Firefighters are waiting for air monitor readings before proceeding further.
A small gas leak has been confirmed in the alley. Repairs are expected to be quick.
A gas line was confirmed struck by a shovel. Air monitoring is underway with assistance from a utility representative.
A utility representative with a gas monitor is on site to assist firefighters.
Firefighters report that their gas detection equipment is not operational and are requesting a replacement.
Firefighters are on scene investigating the reported gas leak. No visible signs of a leak yet.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a gas leak from a broken pipe.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4626 32nd St.
The gas leak has been controlled, and units are clearing the scene.
The gas leak is confirmed as minimal, with control expected in 15 minutes. Most units are being released.
Firefighters estimate it will take about 15 minutes to control the gas leak.
Minimal gas readings have been detected, and the gas is dissipating. Two fire units will remain on site.
No additional firefighting equipment is needed in the alley at this time.
Firefighters are waiting for air monitor readings before proceeding further.
A small gas leak has been confirmed in the alley. Repairs are expected to be quick.
A gas line was confirmed struck by a shovel. Air monitoring is underway with assistance from a utility representative.
A utility representative with a gas monitor is on site to assist firefighters.
Firefighters report that their gas detection equipment is not operational and are requesting a replacement.
Firefighters are on scene investigating the reported gas leak. No visible signs of a leak yet.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a gas leak from a broken pipe.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4626 32nd St.
The gas leak has been controlled, and units are clearing the scene.
The gas leak is confirmed as minimal, with control expected in 15 minutes. Most units are being released.
Firefighters estimate it will take about 15 minutes to control the gas leak.
Minimal gas readings have been detected, and the gas is dissipating. Two fire units will remain on site.
No additional firefighting equipment is needed in the alley at this time.
Firefighters are waiting for air monitor readings before proceeding further.
A small gas leak has been confirmed in the alley. Repairs are expected to be quick.
A gas line was confirmed struck by a shovel. Air monitoring is underway with assistance from a utility representative.
A utility representative with a gas monitor is on site to assist firefighters.
Firefighters report that their gas detection equipment is not operational and are requesting a replacement.
Firefighters are on scene investigating the reported gas leak. No visible signs of a leak yet.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a gas leak from a broken pipe.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4626 32nd St.
The gas leak has been controlled, and units are clearing the scene.
The gas leak is confirmed as minimal, with control expected in 15 minutes. Most units are being released.
Firefighters estimate it will take about 15 minutes to control the gas leak.
Minimal gas readings have been detected, and the gas is dissipating. Two fire units will remain on site.
No additional firefighting equipment is needed in the alley at this time.
Firefighters are waiting for air monitor readings before proceeding further.
A small gas leak has been confirmed in the alley. Repairs are expected to be quick.
A gas line was confirmed struck by a shovel. Air monitoring is underway with assistance from a utility representative.
A utility representative with a gas monitor is on site to assist firefighters.
Firefighters report that their gas detection equipment is not operational and are requesting a replacement.
Firefighters are on scene investigating the reported gas leak. No visible signs of a leak yet.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a gas leak from a broken pipe.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4626 32nd St.
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