Residential fire alarm triggers no emergency, Longmeadow MA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a residential fire alarm near Williams Street. The alarm was triggered by a smoke detector but no smoke or fire was found. The homeowner confirmed it was accidental. Units cleared the scene.
Audio|Source: Westcomm Regional - Fire
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Transcript:
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Station 12, Station 12, near Williams Street, near Williams Street for the residential fire alarm.
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Again, near Williams Street for the residential fire alarm.
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12-ladder 1,
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12-medic 3.
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Receive 12-laden 1, 12-medic 3.
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Pursy then RICTun Root.
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12W1, 12-9c3-N-Roothing.
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PurgiaW. PurgiaWB1.
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This is 12-Water 1 and 12-93.
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Call did come in from the alarm company.
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Activation is going to be a smoke detector with no exact area or room known at this time.
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Thank you.
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Dispatch, both of the scene,
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one-half-fri-residential National National District.
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Receive voting is on-scene, one-half-story residential monitoring.
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A second 12-letter 1.
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12-water 1.
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Has a keyholder been called? Here's Nolan's home.
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Looks like I have an owner name.
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It doesn't state if the allowing company to give them a call or not, I will attempt to give them a call via the phone number provided.
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Appreciate, thank you.
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Thank you.
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One of one, my God.
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Accidental activation confirmed by the homeowner, clear returning, both units.
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And we receive, clear returning accidental activation.
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Location mentioned:
Near Williams St, Longmeadow, MA 01106
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