Fire alarm at retirement apartments caused by burnt food, Grand Rapids MI


A fire alarm was triggered at Villa Maria retirement apartments near Walker Ave NW. Firefighters responded and found no fire or smoke. The alarm was caused by burnt food in the building.
Audio|Source: Kent County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Engine 3, Platform 3, Battalion 6, and Engine 8.
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Fire alarm.
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District 8.
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At near Walker Ave NW.
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Unit 61002.
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Villa Maria Building 6.
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Respond on Channel 2.
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Rest the two encoders.
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Two quarters.
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Ice-case station 2.0909 Kirkwood Trail southeast.
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7909 Kirkwood Trail southeast.
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With 047-0 female, not responsive, but she is breathing.
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1804.
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Cascade engine 2 I have in route at 1804.
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Cascade Medical One's in service.
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Cascade Medical One, I got you in service at 1805.
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Sunstein, three-story retirement apartments with nothing showing.
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Engine 8 will be command and accountability at investigating at Building 6.
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Engine 8, on scene of a three-story retirement apartment complex with nothing showing will be command investment and accountability.
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6 on scene, same report.
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The Italian 6 on scene was the same report.
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Talk 3 on soon.
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Engine 3 is on scene at the panel.
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237, we're clear, Butterworth.
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Happy.
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Dispatch from the Hillview, Command, all our opportunities will be clear.
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Command terminated.
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Have you commanding copy I'll show you clear at ECO6.
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Investigation to be chain six with the initial burnt foot command and invest reporting initial burntford thank you invest from E3 we just reset the panel we'll see if we'll hold.
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Investigation is confirming burnt food.
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We can silence the alarm.
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We have the alarm reset.
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It's holding.
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Location mentioned:
Near Walker Ave NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49504
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