No new reports about natural gas smell in metro area
There were no new reports Tuesday of a natural gas smell that sparked concern Monday in multiple areas of metro Atlanta.
A day earlier, Atlanta Gas Light had to assure many people that the smell didn’t mean problems.
AGL released a statement Monday afternoon saying the Williams Energy Company was conducting a controlled release of natural gas in the northern portion of Paulding County. But residents in Cobb, DeKalb and parts of north Fulton also called officials about the odor.
Over past couple hours the Sandy Springs gas smell has grown in radius and strength. @atlantagaslight, Is it really from Paulding? Our family is feeling nauseous.
— Jean Dixon (@GeoJeannie) December 19, 2017
Some people even called 911.
“The odorant in the gas released during this process is not dissipating quickly because of current weather conditions,” Atlanta Gas Light said. “This is causing the odorant to remain low to the ground for Paulding, Cobb and Douglas counties.”
More information regarding the natural gas odor. If you suspect a natural gas leak, contact @atlantagaslight at 877-427-4321. #itsindekalb https://t.co/hBLRblYfhO
— DeKalb County EMA (@DeKalbCountyEMA) December 18, 2017
If you suspect or have concerns about a natural gas leak, call 1-877-427-4321 and Atlanta Gas Light will dispatch a technician to your home.
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