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Gas leak reported at WSU campus on July 23

Sunday, July 26, 2026

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WSU Police responded to a confirmed gas leak at 1395 SE Stadium Way on July 23, 2026, around 10:33 a.m.

The incident, documented as case 26-W2327, required officers to provide traffic control for Pullman Fire. The police log states the leak was confirmed, but no further details about the cause or duration were provided.

No other significant incidents were reported on campus that day, with most other cases involving routine matters such as elevator alarms and found property.

📄 Source: WSU Police — Daily Crime/Fire Log — https://police.wsu.edu/daily-crimefire-log/

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WSU Police responded to a confirmed gas leak at 1395 SE Stadium Way“26-W2327 10:33:00 07/23/26 Gas Leak/Odor 1395 SE STADIUM WAY 07/23/26 Occurred 10:32:54 07/23/26 – 10:33:00 07/23/26 PULLMAN, WA WSUPA Narrative: Officer responded to a confirmed gas leak. Officer’s provided traffic control for Pullman Fire.”
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The gas leak incident occurred on July 23, 2026“26-W2327 10:33:00 07/23/26 Gas Leak/Odor 1395 SE STADIUM WAY 07/23/26 Occurred 10:32:54 07/23/26 – 10:33:00 07/23/26 PULLMAN, WA WSUPA Narrative: Officer responded to a confirmed gas leak. Officer’s provided traffic control for Pullman Fire.”
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The gas leak incident occurred around 10:33 a.m.“26-W2327 10:33:00 07/23/26 Gas Leak/Odor 1395 SE STADIUM WAY 07/23/26 Occurred 10:32:54 07/23/26 – 10:33:00 07/23/26 PULLMAN, WA WSUPA Narrative: Officer responded to a confirmed gas leak. Officer’s provided traffic control for Pullman Fire.”
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The incident was documented as case 26-W2327No usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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Officers provided traffic control for Pullman Fire“Officer’s provided traffic control for Pullman Fire.”
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The police log states the leak was confirmed“Officer responded to a confirmed gas leak.”
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No further details about the cause of the leak were providedNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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No further details about the duration of the leak were providedNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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No other significant incidents were reported on campus that dayNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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Most other cases involved routine matters such as elevator alarms and found propertyNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.