False fire alarm caused by air duct cleaning, Cleveland OH
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was triggered at a residential building near Woburn Ave in Cleveland during air duct cleaning. The fire department responded and found no actual fire or danger. The alarm was set off by the cleaning process and was reset without incident.
Audio|Source: Cleveland Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Fox alarm, Cleveland Fire Department, near Woburn.
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It takes engine 42, Italian 4, private alarm residential.
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Atic 40, are you enraised to your call?
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We're trying to run to your call.
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We never received a run.
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Our Caz still says out of service.
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Okay, yeah, I sent the run.
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It's 9666-E146.
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I'll take you off and then resend it.
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You're happy. She'll all go around.
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All right. 10, I'm sending you wrong.
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39 out, run up.
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Okay. This badge, 42 is unseen.
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We have a two-story wood frame, residential.
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We've got an air duct cleaning system here.
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Stanley Steemer, we're going to be checking it out.
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Medic 10, for the captain, take the run of them, go to headquarters after.
00:34
40 and have a domain.
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Two more copy.
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42 on-scene command.
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The 40, what's your location?
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Engine 42 to B4.
00:41
B4 go. Getting off at East 185.
00:43
Yeah, Chief, we can handle it.
00:44
This is a guy getting his air ducts clean by Stanley Steemer and set the alarm off.
00:49
He was trying to reset it, but there's no cause for alarm here.
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Forty-2 can handle.
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Location mentioned:
Near Woburn Ave, Cleveland, OH 44109
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