Burnt food triggers alarm at brookfield apartment, Brookfield CT
Fire & ArsonAn alarm was triggered by burnt food in a second-floor apartment near Tucks Road in Brookfield. There was no smoke or hazard, and a key holder was called to reset the alarm panel.
Audio|Source: Brookfield Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Brookfield 2, Tuxstroke command.
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Good.
00:09
I copied about the burnt food.
00:11
Do you still need a key holder to respond out?
00:19
The alarm is no longer sounding.
00:23
The alarm panel is still an alarm.
00:28
So yeah, I'll need a key holder notified and get this reset.
00:35
Roger.
00:37
Roger.
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Tucks Road Command.
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Tucks Road Command.
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Key holder notified an en route,
01:03
approximately 15-minute ETA.
01:08
Okay,
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received. We'll be standing by.
01:12
This is a state of burnt food in the second floor south apartment,
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CD corner of the building.
01:21
There's no smoke, no issue in the apartment to be ventilated, so just going to need to reset the alarm panel.
01:32
Okay.
01:34
I'll be all set with what's on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Tucks Rd, Brookfield, CT 06804
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