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Schools Evacuated Due To Reported Gas Leaks
December 2, 2015
Reported gas leaks led to the evacuation of two Escambia County Schools this morning.
A gas leak at West Florida High School just after 9 a.m. led to an evacuation. The leak was traced to a heating system boiler in the Cosmetology Building.
About 10:45 a.m., Brown Barge Middle School in Pensacola was evacuated due to reported gas smell outside near a portable building close to the school cafeteria. The leak was traced to a service line on a roof.
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Glad the leaks were found and all is well.
BBMS students are going back in now. It is 12:05 pm
BBMS students were also evacuated Monday for a gas leak.