False alarm triggers hospital fire response, Indianapolis IN
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a hospital on West 86th Street in Indianapolis for a high-rise fire alarm. It was later confirmed to be a false alarm caused by steam.
Audio|Source: Marion County MECA Fire and Rescue
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Transcript:
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West 86th Street.
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Hospital or nursing home high-rise alarm.
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Assigned to Ops.
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Op. 1. Engine 4.
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Engine 63. Ladder 4.
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Ladder 6. Battalion 1.201.
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West 86th Street.
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Hospital or nursing home.
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High rise alarm.
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0.34.34 hours.
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Location near 86th Street.
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North 1900.
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West. assigned to Op 1.
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Engine 71, ladder 71,
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(number withheld), Kentucky Avenue, building alarm.
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Engine 71, ladder, (number withheld), Kentucky Avenue, building alarm, 0.35 hours.
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Location near Kentucky Avenue.
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Engine 63, Ladder 4 mark, responding.
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This came in through Johnson Control and it's on the first floor surgery sterile corridor by operating room 2-036.36.
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Location was clear.
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Engine 63 respondent, MD2 down.
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Clear.
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Control Engine 4.
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Engine 4.
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We've been advised by security that this was a false alarm caused by steam.
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Clear. You want to disregard them? Never mind.
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That's marvellous.
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Authority engine four, they've met with security.
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False alarm set off by steam.
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All companies can disregard.
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W 86th St, Indianapolis, IN
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