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Fire Rescue News - Pleasantville police and fire crews respond to gas leak

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Police and fire crews responded to a gas leak in Pleasantville Wednesday.

The leak was reported at about 9:30 a.m., at the corner of Washington Avenue and Doughty Road.

Fire officials say a house at that corner was in the process of being.....Continue Reading



 torn down. That building finally collapsed Wednesday, with recent construction and wind gusts bringing the home to its end.

The house, now a wedge of wooden siding and window frames.

Somehow, a gas line was struck. So workers dug into the ground Wednesday with shovels and jackhammers, trying to find the gas line, trying to contain the leak.

Until the leak is contained, avoid driving near Washington Avenue, between New Road and Doughty Road.

An hour after the gas leak was reported, the intersection remained filled with fire trucks and police cars and a small bulldozer. Cones and police tape decorated the scene. A police officer directed traffic at nearby Devins Lane.

 

 

Utility worker digs in search of gas lines in front of a building that was being demolished at Washington Avenue and Doughty Road, in Pleasantville, at 10 AM Wednesday November 17, 2010. The demolition of the aging building was halted after a gas leak was detected.

Photo by: Vernon Ogrodnek

  • Police and fire crews responded to a reported gas leak in Pleasantville Wednesday.
  • Pleasantville police block off  Washington Avenue at New Road, in Pleasantville, at 10 AM Wednesday November 17, 2010 after a gas leak was detected further up the road at Doughty Road.  The demolition of the aging building was halted after a gas leak was detected at that location.

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