Gas leak temporarily shuts down Dayton street
A gas leak shut down parts of Dayton on Wednesday.
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Around noon, Dayton firefighters were called to reports of a gas leak in the area of 4300 Hoover Avenue, according to a Montgomery County Regional Dispatch supervisor.
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Hoover Avenue was closed in both directions in the area of the leak.
A gas line was hit during construction on a house, but was promptly sealed, fire officials on scene told News Center 7.
The road has reopened.
We will continue to follow this story.
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