Multiple alarms activated in Gainesville apartment complex
Fire & ArsonThere are multiple alarms sounding in an apartment complex, indicating a possible fire emergency. Reports mention issues with smoke alarms and the fire alarm system. It is unclear if there is an actual fire, but the system is experiencing trouble.
Audio|Source: Gainesville Police and Alachua Fire
02:7
Transcript:
Hey, (name withheld). I'll do it in the multi-story building. I'll show investigative mode. On the callback, 225[2] is the main office. Is this going to be an individual apartment building or the main office? This is standby. We got multiple calls in about it. It might be multiple buildings. Let me pull the call up and look through all the notes. (name withheld), we also got a call in at Building 200[3]. Zero. All the time to warn. Go ahead. We're building 200 now. That was a 19[1] place name. That was 19 place command. Go ahead. (name withheld) command from Edge 1 driver. NG1 driver, go ahead. Show at the first floor. Do you say one or three? First floor. It's also showing a smoke alarm and a flip-hampor. The location for the smoke alarm. Smoke alarms at the fire alarm control panel, the flow tamper doesn't have a location. The system is also in trouble, so I think this... You can't find any hold pull stations. If I attempted to reset, uh, system's still in trouble. Let's watch when there, place. Command. Put the key holder for this address for this address.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
19: Place Command
[2]
225: Main Office
[3]
200: Building 200
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Location mentioned:
Near SW 27th St, Gainesville, FL 32608
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