fire alarm caused by concrete grinding in factory, Lansing IL
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a fire alarm at a sausage production factory near Chicago Avenue in Lansing. They found no fire; the alarm was triggered by concrete grinding work. All units cleared the scene.
Audio|Source: Lansing (IL) Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Ambulance 31, engine 29, and truck 31, fire alarm.
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McCauskett's real sausage production near Chicago Avenue.
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Lansing, Ambulance 31, Engine 29, and Truck 31, Fire alarm.
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Site is real sausage production near Chicago Avenue.
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Lansing.
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Lansing, Emil, 29.
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We're transporting one to your community.
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Amel, so now you by the mustard community.
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That's Frank.
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Message, so you know.
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Okay, 2901 will be around to the couch.
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Okay, 2901.
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Okay, 2901.
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Okay, 2901.
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Okay, engine 2902.
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Okay, engine 29.
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Truck 31 and annual 31 are now.
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Station 31 year now.
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Lansing 291 is going to be on the team of the large one-story manufacturing facility.
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Nothing's shown from three sides.
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It's like we've got drywall work or painters instead.
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All right.
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Lansing station 31 on tape.
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Okay, station 31.
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Lansing from truck 31, they're grinding concrete for set off an error, all units are returning.
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My suggestion set off an error.
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Location mentioned:
Near Chicago Ave, Lansing, IL 60438
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