Seminole Gas Leak: Evacuations Underway as Crews Isolate Threat

SEMINOLE, FL – A developing gas leak situation on Laura Anne Drive has prompted an evacuation of immediate surrounding properties as emergency crews work to contain the incident. The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office confirmed that deputies are assisting with the evacuation of approximately three homes closest to the reported leak at 9450 Laura Anne Dr.

Dispatch records indicate the incident was first reported at 1:52 PM today, September 24, 2026. While the initial dispatch listed only 'PD6' (Pinellas County Sheriff's Office) as responding, web reports confirm additional resources from Seminole Fire Rescue and Duke Energy are now on scene. Firefighters are actively monitoring gas levels and have established a perimeter, while Duke Energy crews are attempting to locate and shut off the source of the leak.

The scale of the multi-agency response, involving law enforcement, fire rescue, and a utility company, indicates a significant concern for public safety. Emergency protocols for potential hazardous material incidents are clearly in effect, prioritizing the safety of residents and responders.

There are no recent historical incidents found at this specific location, according to dispatch data.

Authorities have not yet provided an estimated time for residents to return to their homes or confirmed the cause of the leak. Further official updates are expected as the situation develops and the area is deemed safe. Day.News will continue to update this story as officials release more information.

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