Update: The fire department is back out there again after residents reported smelling gas again just before 2 p.m. (Thanks Cass for the tip.)
Earlier: Firefighters responded just before 8 this morning to 1537 NW 56th St. — the address of the Keelson apartments — for a report of a natural gas leak.
When they arrived, they detected enough gas in the air to begin evacuating the 7-story building, according to the scanner. Puget Sound Energy arrived to scene to investigate.
By 9:45 a.m., the leak was contained and fire crews had packed up and left.
(Thanks Silver for the updates!)
Could this lead to a housing boom?
I hope so, a housing boom would lead to more gluten free vegan options.
Hardy har har
Gas leak in near residence area is very critical it can be expore. Nice to recommend a gas detector in ever establishment near residence for the safe for us.