Smoke from cooking triggers apartment fire alarm, Loveland CO
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to an apartment building where smoke from cooking triggered the fire alarm. No actual fire was found and the alarm was reset.
Audio|Source: Loveland Fire Rescue Authority and EMS
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Transcript:
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Engine 45. Respond to a Lawrence Fire commercial.
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At near North Monroe Avenue, Willow Place Apartment, Master.
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Cross streets are East 23rd Street and East 27th Street.
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Respond on Talk Group 2.
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200 engine 45
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Andrew 45
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of a medium-sized apartment building we have evacuation progress, we have strobe,
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we'll be out investigating
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the Worldplace Command engine size is off the attack Copy LAT .
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Engine 61, and Paramedic 321.
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Respond to medical Charlie breathing problems.
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At 44 of 51, Rosewood Dry.
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Cross streets are South County Rose 15 H and Hartwood Dry.
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Respond on Talk Group 2.
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Engine 47. Respond to alarm carbon and oxide, no patience.
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At near Westridge Drive.
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Cross streets are Langston Lane and West Dyson Hallor Boulevard.
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Respond on Talk Group 2.
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Go on your wheel face, man.
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Okay, go ahead.
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That was an RP, there was smoke from cooking, that set off the alarm, no fire,
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the alarm has been reset,
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and we're going to make sure it holds.
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Location mentioned:
N Monroe Ave, Loveland, CO 80538
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