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Gas Odor Investigation in Naples City Concludes with No Risk Identified

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Gas Odor Investigation in Naples City Concludes with No Risk Identified
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An investigation into reports of a gas odor in Naples City, Vernal City, and surrounding Uintah County areas has concluded. Officials stated that the source was identified and corrected, resulting in no public safety risk.

Key takeaways

  • Multiple reports of a gas odor were received on October 28, 2026.
  • The source of the odor was identified within Naples City and has been corrected.
  • Local law enforcement and fire agencies confirmed there was no public safety risk.
  • Community members are encouraged to continue reporting unusual odors to Dispatch.

An investigation into reports of a gas odor throughout Naples City, Vernal City, and surrounding areas of Uintah County has concluded with no public safety risk identified, according to a press release from the Naples City Police Department and Uintah Fire District.

On October 28, 2026, at approximately 11:50 a.m., the Vernal Dispatch Center began receiving multiple reports regarding a gas odor. The Naples City Police Department, Uintah Fire District, Vernal City Police Department, and Uintah County Sheriff’s Office worked together to locate the source of the odor.

The source was identified within Naples City. A business involved in the incident determined the cause and took corrective action to resolve the issue. Officials stated the issue has been corrected and there is no ongoing risk to the public.

The Naples City Police Department and Uintah Fire District expressed appreciation for the community's vigilance and for those who contacted Dispatch to report the concerns. They also credited the Vernal City Police Department and Uintah County Sheriff’s Office for their assistance in the investigation.

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