Residential fire alarm found safe with no gas leak, Alexandria VA
Fire & ArsonA residential fire alarm sounded at an address on Douglas Street. Fire department checked and confirmed there was no gas leak or danger. The situation was resolved safely without further action.
Audio|Source: Fairfax County Fire and Rescue
01:26
Transcript:
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Engine 409. On Channel 4, Bravo, Fox 4909, Residential Fire Alarm[1], 2817, Douglas Street, Cross Street, Fordson Road. Engine 409. On Channel 4, Bravo, Fox 4909, Residential Fire Alarm, 2817, Douglas Street, Cross Street, and Fordson Road. For a Nashville, Sun Road.
00:27
The joint 425, okay. And engine 431 from Connecticut confirms you do not have a gas leak. You just have, though, is it cheered off from the valve to the stove? That is correct. It is not leaking. There are no readings, no odor. Copy your recommendation. Hold yourself in the truck and you're going to give a management. Return everybody else.
00:55
That's direct. You drop the channel, too. Fairfax for you, say. And go ahead. Here is no active gas leak. We're going to continue to hold. Engine 431 and drop 425. We're interminating command and release the channel. Holding engine 431 and drop 425, all the unions can go in service. Board of dumps is clear. 1807.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Residential Fire Alarm: Fire alarm activated in a residential building
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Location mentioned:
Near Douglas St, Alexandria, VA 22306
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