Fire alarm triggered at Scott Hall with no smoke
Fire & ArsonResponders report a fire alarm at Scott Hall where a smoke detector was sounding but no smoke or flames were seen. They removed a cat from an enclosed area and asked someone to contact a society to take the cat. They planned to reset the alarm.
Audio|Source: Winnebago County Sheriff and Fire, Oshkosh Police, Fire / EMS
01:21
Transcript:
74 I come. Attention, engine 1 5 and truck 1 5. Respond to a fire alarm at 625 Algoma Boulevard between Union Avenue and Wisconsin Street, the Scott Hall, South, and City of Oshkosh, apartment 301, there's a smoke tagger going off, no visible smoke or flames. UWO is en route. You can use tack one. Pass center clear 729. All right, I got the cat out of the enclosed area. Are you able to get a hold of somebody from the society, keep the control here and take this cat? I think your message is on the phone. I got the cat out of the enclosed area. Can you try and contact (name withheld) Society? Do you think they're going to have somebody come out here and take this cat? One. Throw at one. There's no smoke or flames up here. I'm going to try to reset the alarm.
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Location mentioned:
Scott Hall, 625 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh, WI 54901
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