Smoke from food on stove triggers alarm

Heard on: Clinton Vol Fire Dispatch

01:37

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

Stand by. Smoke detector activation.

00:03

Lafayette Street, building (number withheld), unit (number withheld).

00:17

Department Nine responding Lafayette Green Building (number withheld) Unit (number withheld) for the smoke detector activation.

00:23

Repeating, Department Nine responding to Lafayette Green Building (number withheld) Unit (number withheld) smoke detector activation.

00:29

Caller reporting food on stove, heavy smoke condition, no active fire.

00:34

Time out 1716

00:38

. Roger, 911 .

00:50

905 station 2.

00:53

905 station 2.

01:00

903, I'm over from Westbrook.

01:04

905 from Westbrook.

01:08

901's up to an S3 with them.

01:10

Nothing showing from two sides.

01:12

Investigating a downed tree.

01:15

Roger, 901, on scene, two and a half story wood frame, nothing showing, two sides, investigating and establishing at 1718.

01:29

Control, as reported, you can hold the assignment to myself.

01:33

Roger, as reported, holding the assignment to command at 1719.

2026-10-21 21:15 UTC

Fire

E Main St, Clinton, CT 06413

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 reported smoke detector activation at an apartment in Lafayette Green on Lafayette Street. The caller reported food left on a stove with heavy smoke but no active fire. Units investigated the building and found no visible smoke or fire, then held the assignment to command.