Fire alarm at single-family home caused by burnt food, Johnston IA
Fire crews responded to a fire alarm at a single-family home near Merle Hay Road. They found burnt food but no active fire or need for ventilation or suppression.
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Transcript:
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Tower 395, fire alarm, near Merle Hay Road, American, Tower Z95,
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Fire alarm,
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Near Merle Hay Road, American, between Interstate 80/35 Westbound on ramp and Pitch Parkway.
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Response 1, time out, 1716.
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4222.2.2.
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Copy back again, 1717.
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24, 1718.
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Westcom, we have arrived at a single-family residence, nothing showing.
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Establishing Belair command,
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we'll be out to investigate.
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Copy arrived, single-family residence.
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Nothing showing.
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So,
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excuse me, establishing Bel Air Command out to investigate.
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If you'd be able to turn around and go check on it?
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What other calls they're getting?
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911 is just regarding it still being in the ditch, they're just checking to see if it's the same one from earlier.
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Okay,
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I'll go check again and see what I went by, but any further into this ditch?
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Ten point, thank you.
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Thought good to go ahead.
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Well, that's calm.
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This is going to be a false alarm, burnt food.
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Owner of the home has taken care of the burnt food.
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No need for any suppression or ventilation.
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You show us clearly and available.
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This is terminating Belair command.
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Got me false alarm, burnt food.
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The owner of the home has taken care of it.
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No need.
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Everyone cleared,
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1721.
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Location mentioned:
Merle Hay Rd, Johnston, IA 50131
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