Firefighters respond to automatic alarms at two homes, Colorado Springs CO
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to automatic fire alarms at two residential addresses near Bennett Avenue and Mount Warner Circle. Access to at least one property was difficult; responders attempted to get a keypad code or considered breaking a window to enter. No fire was confirmed in the audio.
Audio|Source: Colorado Springs Fire Dispatch
02:25
Transcript:
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09, Tower 1, near Bennett Avenue number 8, automatic.
00:04
Tower 1 responding.
00:10
Is that, (name withheld).
00:11
7, responding with Tower 1 from Memorial Central.
00:15
Copy.
00:21
Timur can on Zima with engine 7.
00:24
Copy. Echo 29 Engine 4, near Mount Warner Circle, automatic.
00:33
This, Octane High 35, is responding emergent with Engine 4 from Circle on I25.
00:38
Copy.
00:44
Spatch Tower, one. Do you still have the R.P. on the line?
00:52
I believe that we do.
00:54
Do you need them to come to the door?
01:01
That's affirmative. They can either come to the door or give us a keypad code for the front door.
01:05
We're unable to make entrance.
01:07
Try the lockbox code of (number withheld) see if that works.
01:11
Copy thanks.
01:18
Dispatch tire 1, there's no lockbox on the door anymore.
01:23
Okay, standby.
01:24
Engine 4 arrive.
01:30
Dispatch CEMAT 2.
01:32
CEMAT 2.
01:35
AMR, ALS, go 2.
01:38
Copy.
01:43
Part 1 from dispatch.
01:48
She cannot walk and I asked what the lockbox code is. I got a message from the call taker saying the RP is saying to bust a window.
02:04
There's a coded door lock for the knob.
02:09
If you could just give us a number to that, we will not have to bust the window. Copy.
02:18
We have our 90 responding with you met to from Cool Ridge and Murray.
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Location mentioned:
Near Mt Werner Cir, Colorado Springs, CO 80905
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