LEHI, Utah — Several homes in a Lehi neighborhood were evacuated after a house reported high levels of natural gas on Thursday morning.
Fourteen homes, including the original location that was first reported, were evacuated near 2700 North and 800 West, according to the Lehi Fire Department.
Enbridge Gas arrived to shut down service in the area around the leak. Officials said gas levels began to dissipate, and a detection service set up in the neighborhood showed levels have dropped.
Residents received the all-clear that levels had dropped to safe levels, allowing them to return home just before noon.
It's not known what caused the leak.