Structure Fire: 7000 block of Barrington Drive. Engine 65 on scene with command smoke showing.
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CHARLOTTE FIRE INCIDENT UPDATE
Charlotte Fire has cleared the scene of the natural gas leak in the 10200 block of University City Boulevard.
Piedmont Natural Gas will continue repair operations at the location.
Motorists are encouraged to avoid the area and use alternate routes. Additional information regarding road closures and traffic conditions will be provided by the appropriate transportation authorities.
Charlotte Fire has cleared the scene of the natural gas leak in the 10200 block of University City Boulevard.
Piedmont Natural Gas will continue repair operations at the location.
Motorists are encouraged to avoid the area and use alternate routes. Additional information regarding road closures and traffic conditions will be provided by the appropriate transportation authorities.
CHARLOTTE FIRE INCIDENT ALERT
Charlotte Fire is on scene of an active natural gas leak in the 10200 block of University City Boulevard following damage to an underground gas line.
Piedmont Natural Gas is on scene evaluating the situation and determining the depth and size of the damaged line before repairs can begin.
TRAFFIC ALERT: Inbound (southbound) University City Boulevard is currently closed between Interstate 485 and Pavilion Boulevard.
Motorists are asked to avoid the area and seek alternate routes. Residents and businesses nearby may notice the odor of natural gas.
Charlotte Fire is monitoring the situation as a precautionary measure. If you experience an immediate emergency or believe there is an unsafe condition, call 911.View quoted post on X