Manual fire alarm after power flicker
Fire & ArsonDispatch audio about a power flicker that caused an elevator to get stuck and a manual fire alarm to be pulled. Fire crews checked the building, found no smoke or fire, and freed the person from the elevator. EMS reported giving one dose of Narcan to a patient.
Audio|Source: Chattanooga Fire Department
03:27
Transcript:
Certainly advise that the power flickered and whenever it thickered, it caught the elevator and will not reset. For saying that they're on the caller is on the 7th floor. I'm not sure command. Squad one on saying establishment command. Who else have you got coming into this call? If you got a closer unit? Sir, we'll get squad one, excuse me, we'll get engine one started with you. Clear, you can cancel a 14, is you? Let's see. Engine 14, we'll go ahead and start a closer unit. Engine 1 on Maine, go to Fireground 2 and be en route to 718 McCauley Avenue. Elevator emergency. CPD, patient on the ground, 4A will be establishing black command. On scene in command. Off the water available for call. Go ahead. Show EMS on saying, uh, let's advise them that we push one Narcan. I'm clear one in Arcand. Transformer to blow about 30 minutes ago. Awesome locks, flickering. So that's why they pulled. The file loan was actually manually pulled. We spoke with the resident and checked the property, checked their home, found no danger, no smoke, no fire. This is going to be an F8, but I want to be available to return to Maine. They're F8. Command, dispatch, this party's out of the elevator. You can return.
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Location mentioned:
Near McCallie Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37403
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