Overheated vehicle triggers residential fire alarm 

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For a residential fire alarm showing hall smoke detector. We're trying to get a hold of the homeowner (name withheld). Settleburg Latter 1 dispatch. Go ahead. Settlberg Latter 1 will be responding for that. Can you give those numbers again, please? 7085, 7085, Middlebrook. Copy that. Thank you. We'll go to Fire Ground 8[1]. Happy. Middleburg Station to Ladder 1 on fire 8. Middleburg Heights, ladder 1. Go ahead. Middleburg Station to ladder 1 on fire 8. Station's calling you on Fire 1. Go ahead, this patch. Switch to Fire Ground 8 station is calling you. Fire Station, go for letter one. You're going to respond in 83 over to Milra. Negative on that. Copy. We're going to head to Medic1 to dispatch. Medic 1, go ahead. We're clearing top left, heading in the middle brook. Copy. Letter 1 to Medic 1. Go ahead. Just come float. Copy. Yeah, Andrea 1 dispatch. Do you have a description on the vehicle we're looking for here? Dispatch him over glider. All right. I don't have a caller, but it's just 2016 Chevy Tracks. The alarm company advising they spoke to the homeowner proper passcode. you can disregard. Copy that. And the address was 218 Sheldon, correct? Medic1 also copies. Medical one's in service. Ten four. That's affirmative. Great, NG1 dispatch. NJ1 is on scene. It's going to be a gray Chevy track. No flames visible at this time. Copy. Middleburg, Ladder 1 dispatch. Middleberg, Letter 1. Letter 1 will be in service returning. Kathy. We will also be returning the main dispatch channel. Copy. Pre-engine 1 dispatch. Pre-engine 1. Pre-engine 1. Andrew 1 is going to be in service returning. There's no fire. This is an overheated vehicle. Copy.

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