Fire alarm triggered by burnt food near Dorchester Ave, Pittsburgh PA
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was triggered near Dorchester Ave. Fire personnel found no visible flames from three sides. The cause was identified as burnt food, and other responding units were dismissed.
Audio|Source: Pittsburgh Fire Dispatch - Channel 1
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Transcript:
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27 engine got put in as a fill for you on this fire alarm in zone 426. Is that going to be a disregard for them?
00:07
That's a fire ready. What it's on?
00:11
Received 27 inches stand down again, 27 inches stand down, 23 inches sticking up the run.
00:18
26 engines on to see nothing showing from three sides you can report everyone on the response one please
00:25
26 engine on scene that's been shown from three sides response one and common companies at 1741
00:32
bc4 me c4
00:35
copy
00:42
46 shock dog they are command
00:46
Copy twenty-six sharp on scene with command 1741.
00:49
Command from 26 burnt food we can handle you and turn all the company.
01:02
Command copy.
01:04
Turn on a copy. Turn on the copy, point of seven of their name.
01:09
Receive the time for you, probably that route for it.
01:14
Dispatch, I received that, yeah, we're going to keep the engine, return everybody else.
01:20
Probably all other companies with Zone 426, take a disregard, want to be held a 26 engine. Again, all of the companies were swighted is on 426, at 520, Dorchester Avenue.
01:28
Take a district guard, it's going to be held to 26 engine, time now 1742.
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Location mentioned:
Near Dorchester Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15226
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