INCIDENT DESCRIPTION
At 10:11 am on January 6, 2025, the Seattle Fire Department responded to a home in the 4100 block of 38th Avenue SW, in the West Seattle neighborhood of Seattle, WA for a report of a strong natural gas odor in the basement. Puget Sound Energy was also notified. Soon after the first units arrived on scene, the response was reduced to a few units. Though crews reported a strong odor, it appears it dissipated shortly after. It’s unclear if there really was a gas leak, but all units cleared by 33 minutes.
Source: West Seattle Blog https://westseattleblog.com/2025/01/gas-leak-response-in-4100-block-of-38th-sw/
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VIDEO TIMELINE
Number in parenthesis represents number of angles the same unit has been seen in this video.
0:00 – E29 responding (1)
0:10 – SAFT2, DEP1 responding (1)
0:20 – E10, HAZ1, A10 responding (1)
0:32 – SAFT2, DEP1 responding (2)
0:41 – E10, HAZ1, A10 responding (2)
0:51 – R1 responding (1)
0:58 – SAFT2, DEP1 responding (3)
1:07 – E5 responding (1)
1:17 – AIR10 responding (1)
1:22 – E10, HAZ1, A10, L1 responding (3)(1)
1:42 – R1 responding (2)
1:50 – E13, STAF10 responding
2:05 – SAFT2, DEP1 responding (4)
2:15 – AMR responding
2:25 – E5, B5 responding (2)(1)
2:40 – AIR10 responding (2)
2:45 – E10, HAZ1, A10 cancelled (4)
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AUDIO
This is real audio from SFD Channel 3 (rescue/hazmat ops) from the incident. It is important to note audio is NOT synced with footage. Audio in reality was spread around 15 minutes. This is simply all audio clips played one after another. You can find the full audio in the sfdlive link below.
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UNITS
Units dispatched were: A10, A14*, B5, B7, DEP1, E10, E11, E13, E29, E30,* E37, E5, HAZ1, L1, L13, L3, M32, M44, R1, SAFT2, & STAF10.
Units seen in this video were: A10, AIR10, B5, DEP1, E10, E13**, E29**, E5, HAZ1, L1, R1, SAFT2, & STAF10.
*Cancelled/Did not respond
**In reserve apparatus
SFD B Shift
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MY NOTES
Another Seattle video out of West Seattle! Featuring old Engine 5. I forgot to write the description so it kinda got lost as a draft. I have many videos finished that I just need to write descriptions and make thumbnails for, so stay tuned for a ton of footage.
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