As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported hot gas line entering a building near Chestnut Street, with smoke observed at the exterior wall and concern it could ignite conduit or start a fire. Engine 4 and Winona returned to the scene to monitor the hotspot.

Hot gas line smoking on exterior building wall

(name withheld), 11017 is going to be out at our chestnut. 10-4, I see. Go ahead. Uh, the PBC is hot on the LP coming into the building. Received. We've got the issue out here, but I want to make sure that kind of is not burning. They're just still smoking, coming out. Command, they're just saying the only place this pod is on the outside wall. Yeah, that's where the issue's at. You got copy? Go ahead, (name withheld). It's right where it enters that base of wall. There's a (name withheld) County showing on Engine 4 on scene. Want to make sure it doesn't start on fire going into that conduit. Stay there a minute, watch it. Copy that. When I was down there, the hottest point was that exterior wall, so I'll get back in there and keep an eye on it for now. (name withheld) County, did you acknowledge Engine 4 from Wenona is back on scene? 10-4, I did. You can show Winona 10-18 on scene. 10-18 back on scene.

(name withheld), 11017 is going to be out at our chestnut.

Uh, the PBC is hot on the LP coming into the building.

Received. We've got the issue out here, but I want to make sure that kind of is not burning.

Command, they're just saying the only place this pod is on the outside wall.

It's right where it enters that base of wall.

There's a (name withheld) County showing on Engine 4 on scene.

Want to make sure it doesn't start on fire going into that conduit.

Copy that. When I was down there, the hottest point was that exterior wall, so I'll get back in there and keep an eye on it for now.

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