False basement fire alarm caused by drywall dust, Ithaca NY
Firefighters responded to a fire alarm at a fraternity house near University Avenue. The alarm was triggered by drywall dust, and no fire was found. The system was reset and the building was cleared.
Audio|Source: Tompkins County Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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You're a good fire engine, one engine two, truck two, near University Ave, Sigma Pi,
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and a basement fire alarm activation.
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Is it a fire engine one, engine two, and truck two, Sigma Pi,
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near West Devon McGraw Place,
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and a basement fire alarm activation, 15-0-2.
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Tompkins 902.
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For reboot in Arcad.
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Tompkins Engine 2, Show Engine 2 on scene, near University.
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Yeah, medium-sized, three-story, residential fraternity, nothing showing condition.
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We'll be in the offensive strategy, doing an investigation.
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Copy, and you do your team, you got nothing showing, you're offensive, and you're investigating.
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Agent, you go.
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TVI Fire Rescue Banges ambulance for an iPhone crash notification.
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29, Rev.5.
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That's KV.E.I.
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Rescue, Banges, A.2.05, North Tripam Road,
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Texas Lane, First Lane, and Winthrop Drive for an iPhone crash notification, 1507.
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Truck two, level one.
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Command, engine two.
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Engine two.
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We're doing drywall stuff.
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We're going to go for a silence for a fee if we can get a three-cut.
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Copy 2 is confirmed, activated device, thanks to drywall dust, you're going to handle the reset.
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Engine Wong Truck 2, you may return.
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Cells Reset, holding, we're clear the building.
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Copy two, FriLAR system reset and holding and you are clear of the building.
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Safe to assume, you give you a little hub ad on drywall dust.
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