Residential fire alarm caused by cooking smoke, Greenwich CT
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a residential fire alarm near Edgewater Drive. The cause was possible cooking smoke. No fire was found, and the situation was controlled.
Audio|Source: Greenwich Fire Department
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Transcript:
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Prentage Fire Dispatch on the Air Dispaction.
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Engine 5 and Engine 2, residential alarm,
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near Edgewater Drive for a first floor fire activation.
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Smoke to homeowner on premise.
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Possible cooking smoke did not have proper passcode.
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Reuters between Dendon and Henry Drive used Channel 1.
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Clear at 1746.
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5. Responding.
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Receive right.
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Two-zero.
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Receive two.
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Five on scene two-story would not have been showing you're investigating.
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Received.
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Five on scene two-store residential.
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Nothing shown. We'll be investigating 1749.
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Sorry, uh... Two, you can return.
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Five dispatch.
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Dispatch on.
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Okay, let's just go controlled.
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Two can return.
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Receive.
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Two, copy.
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Do you receive, we're available.
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Price-fried dispatch on the air.
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Engine two clearance is five, edgewater drive, 1751.
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Location mentioned:
Near Edgewater Dr, Old Greenwich, CT 06870
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