Residential fire alarm activates due to suspected malfunction, Greenwich CT
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a residential fire alarm near Noll Street in Greenwich. On arrival, no fire was found, and the alarm was determined to be a possible malfunction. Crews are investigating further.
Audio|Source: Greenwich Fire Department
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Transcript:
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Engine 5, engine 2, respond near Noll Street, the Huron residents activated fire alarm at the getting second floor smoke detector.
00:08
2, engine 2, respond near Noll Street, for an activated residential fire alarm.
00:14
Cross streets are Spring Street and Bruce Street, use Channel 1, your time is 1835.
00:23
All right, sir, near Noll Street.
00:27
Ted, 4.
00:33
Two are.
00:35
Ten.
00:41
Five location, two-story.
00:45
Type-five, nothing showing from the A-D side.
00:48
We'll be investigating further.
00:51
Race, if I'm not seeing two-story, would frame.
00:54
Nothing shown from the Alpha Delta side.
00:56
You're investigating 1830-7.
01:03
Five dispatch, excuse me a malfunction, shoot an alarm, and a hold of the five at this time, chance it gets on the balance.
01:09
Receive, holding five only.
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Location mentioned:
CT-15, Greenwich, CT
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