Gas leak causes concern

Lacombe Emergency Services responded to a call of a gas leak at a commercial building on 49 Street on Feb. 18th.

  • Feb. 26, 2015 6:00 p.m.
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Emergency services was on site to deal with a gas leak

Emergency services was on site to deal with a gas leak

Lacombe Emergency Services responded to a call of a gas leak at a commercial building on 49 Street on Feb. 18th.

Crews also responded to a gas line leak in the Elizabeth Park neighbourhood on Feb. 19th.

 

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