UPDATE: The gas line fire in Concord has been extinguished, firefighters say.
A construction crew in Concord hit a gas line Wednesday, causing a fire to break out, officials said.
The fire burned along the 2700 block of Grant Street, according to officials. It was contained to the roadway and a piece of construction equipment.Grant Street was closed at Frederick Street while crews worked at the scene.Sign up for NBC Bay Area’s Housing Deconstructed newsletter. Updated tweet: Roadway will remained closed for several hours while PG&E works to cap the gas line. Electricity has been shut off in the area. No structures are threatened, no evacuations are needed and the fire is contained to the roadway and a piece of construction equipment.Con Fire has extinguished a gas-line-break fire in 2700 block of Grant St. following shut off of gas flow by PG&E & City of Concord. No structures were threatened & no evacuations ordered.
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