Cooking incident triggers home fire alarm

Heard on: Chatham County Fire

02:17

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Fire response reference fire alarm (number withheld) Hannertown Road, (number withheld) Hannertown Road, cross streets of Robert Thompson Road and EP Hannah Road.

00:10

Communications clear, 1601 .

00:31

Got a 612 copy.

00:37

612 copy, I'm out.

00:49

612 responding to a residential, audible fire alarm zone hallway smoke detector.

01:04

Signal 06:12 on scene.

01:07

Six hundred and two in command.

01:08

Nothing evident from a single story residence.

01:10

Have all the units switch to another ops.

01:20

Six twelve copy on scene.

01:22

Six hundred and two in command.

01:24

Nothing visible.

01:37

Cancel from 602 on Ops.

01:41

602, go ahead.

01:45

I think it's going to be a cooking incident.

01:48

You can cancel any other station 6 calls, please.

01:55

602, copy. Cooking incident.

01:59

Cancel any station 6 calls, please.

02:11

Six hundred and two, copy cooking incident.

02:15

Cancel any station six, not on scene.

2026-10-13 20:00 UTC

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Hanner Town Rd, Bear Creek, NC 27207

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a residential fire alarm at a home on Hannertown Road. The alarm involved a hallway smoke detector, but nothing was evident inside the single-story residence. The incident was later described as a possible cooking-related alarm, and other station 6 units were canceled.

Cooking incident triggers home fire alarm

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