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Gas leak forces evacuations at Uptown apartment complex
A construction company struck a 6-inch commercial gas line in Uptown Dallas, forcing evacuations at the MAA Meridian Apartments on July 22.
By Carter Freemon·2 hr ago
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Dallas Fire-Rescue is responding to a gas leak at an Uptown apartment complex.
Uptown gas leak What we know: On July 22 around 1:20 p.m., Dallas Fire-Rescue units were dispatched to a gas leak call near the MAA Meridian Apartments in Uptown in the 2400 block of Allen Street.
Officials say a construction company working near the location struck a 6-inch commercial gas line.
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