Burnt popcorn sets off residential fire alarm

Heard on: Baldwin County Fire and EMS

01:39

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

Station 30, station 24, district one, zone 30, (number withheld).

00:05

Cumbie Circle, fire alarm, probable response.

00:08

Station 30, district one, station 24, zone 30, (number withheld).

00:14

Cambo Circle, fire alarm, probable response.

00:17

Cross street 10th Avenue, call central, clear 2209.

00:21

Calling Central 2400.

00:26

2400.

00:28

No, it's bad.

00:29

Send me around.

00:37

Copy 2400 en route.

00:39

Responding to (number withheld) Charbon Circle, residential fire alarm.

00:44

Human by taxi.

00:48

Showing from general fire, rear smoke.

00:51

Need to contact with the resident owner.

01:00

2400 copy.

01:09

2500 for all.

01:14

Go ahead, Central.

01:20

2400, the RP did call back and advised everything is okay.

01:23

It was for popcorn, false alarm, but they did not request to cancel.

01:30

24 Central, with that information, you can go ahead and place

01:34

Station 24 back in service.

01:37

Copy, Station 24 back in service, 2212.

2026-10-22 03:09 UTC

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10th Ave N, Daphne, AL 36526

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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 residential fire alarm at a home near 10th Avenue in Daphne. Units reported possible smoke from the rear of the house, but the reporting party later said it was burnt popcorn and the alarm was false. Station 24 was returned to service.

Burnt popcorn sets off residential fire alarm

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