Burnt food triggers fire alarm at McDonald’s

Heard on: DuComm Fire Dispatch and Ops (All)

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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SP alarm commercial district (number withheld) west lake street hanover park battalion 21 engine 16 engine 21 medic 21 mcdonald's cross street of lake street and arlington drive east.

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DuComm from battalion 21 , you can hold engine 16 .

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Okay, hold engine 16 .

00:26

Hey DuComm, put engine 23 on that fire alarm.

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Okay, you got it.

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And medic 23 , I know you are already on scene, but it's possible stroke in the immediate area.

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Message received.

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Engine 23 is holding on that call.

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10-21, did you want 123 on your AFA?

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123, that's the AFA.

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Okay.

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23 is on scene, McDonald's, nothing showing.

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We'll be out investigating, we're gonna be westbound.

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23 westbound, nothing showing.

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DuComm from Engine 23, hold everybody up.

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Burnt food.

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Okay, 23, burnt food.

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21 companies can go home.

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Engine 23, your alarm's secured.

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We're returning.

9/6/2026 08:09 AM

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W Lake St, Roselle, IL 60172

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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 commercial fire alarm at a restaurant near West Lake Street and Arlington Drive East in Hanover Park. Units investigated and determined the alarm was caused by burnt food, and the alarm was secured.

Burnt food triggers fire alarm at McDonald’s

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