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FIRE - GAS LEAK INDOORS

116 N MAIN ST, LAMBERTVILLE CITY, NJ

E46, BCE46, Q26, 17-5, 17-6

ETA

6m

DIST

2.7mi

HYD

NO

Temp

88°F

Wind

3 WSW

Conditions

Partly sunny

Humidity

59%

Radio Size-Up

[UNIT] is on scene at Gas Leak Indoors,

2-story wood frame residential,

approximately 40 by 65,

investigating gas odor.

Wind 3 mph from the wsw.

Reference

Sunset in ~44 min

1 prior call at this address

No hydrant data available

Structure

Wood Frame Single Family Dwelling

Occupancy

Residential

Footprint

2,574 sq ft

Construction

Wood Frame

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Dispatch

CP ADV SHE SMELLED GAS UPON ENTERING HER APT// NO ONE FEELING ILL/ CP REQ IT BE CHECKED OUT

CP ADV SHE SMELLED GAS UPON ENTERING HER APT// NO ONE FEELING ILL/ CP REQ IT BE CHECKED OUT

Caller: GASPARI, ANNE (609-439-5897)

🚨 Incident Snapshot

moderate

Gas odor reported on entry to residential unit

Occupant asymptomatic, requesting inspection

Wood-frame single-family dwelling in mixed-use row area

⚠️ Primary Risk Signals

Gas leak or odor source

Confirm odor type and location (interior vs exterior origin)

If natural gas, isolate utility and investigate appliances/meter

Multi-unit exposure

Building is row structure — shared walls with 115, 117

Gas may have migrated through common spaces or utility chases

Utility access

Confirm gas shutoff location before entry

Electrical hazard if ignition source present with gas concentration

🌬️ Environmental Conditions

Partly sunny, light wind (3 mph WSW)

Sunset in 44 min — transition to reduced lighting

Severe thunderstorm watch active until 11 PM

✔️ Confirm on Arrival

Odor confirmation

Natural gas (rotten egg scent), propane/LPG, or other chemical — determines evacuation and utility response

Odor location

Interior (kitchen/water heater/furnace) vs exterior (meter/line/neighbor source)

Occupant status

Confirm no symptoms (headache, nausea, dizziness = CO concern)

Account for all residents and pets

Gas meter and appliances

Visual check for damage, loose connections, or external gas line breach

🧠 Common Causes

Gas appliance leak or pilot malfunction

Loose meter connection or valve

Odor from adjacent unit (shared utility chase)

External gas line rupture or construction damage

Field Notes

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