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Residents Hear Loud Noise Around Canoe, Bratt As Natural Gas Is Released From Pipeline
October 19, 2020
Residents in the area of Canoe, Bratt and the surrounding heard loud noises as gas was released from a natural gas pipeline on Monday.
Florida Gas Transmission Company was working on Cowpen Creek Road just north of Escambia Academy in Canoe. They opened a high pressure natural gas transmission pipeline as part of a maintenance procedure.
“The release of natural gas will cause a loud roaring sound,” the company said in an advisory to residents. “Do not be alarmed. There is no danger.”
Area residents described the noise that began after 9 a.m. Monday as sounding like a jet engine.
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One Response to “Residents Hear Loud Noise Around Canoe, Bratt As Natural Gas Is Released From Pipeline”
It is 9p.m. Tuesday evening in Molino on 95A. We hear the roar of the pipeline here.