Carbon monoxide alarm at SPCA facility was a test, Rock Hill NY
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm was triggered at the SPCA facility on Rock Hill Drive. The alarm company later confirmed it was only a test, and the alert was cancelled.
Audio|Source: Sullivan County Fire/EMS Paging
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Transcript:
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Solventive badge to Rock Hill.
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Carbon monoxide alarm number 104 Rock Hill at the SPCA.
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Repeating solvent dispatch to Rock Hill, Carbon Monoxide Alarm, number 104 Rock Hill Drive at the SPCA.
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Off of Exit 109 westbound ramp, 1455.
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Moving fire, 271.
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27-1. Sponding.
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You're responding, 1455.
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It's going to be a Zone 5 Lobby,
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carbon monoxide detector.
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5 Lobby carbon oxide, copy, thank you.
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5 Lobby carbon oxide, copy, thank you.
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5301.
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The original 9-1.
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We'll see.
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All we're down the scene's 14551.
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Call the fire 27-1.
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Alarm company called back.
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Request to cancel a proper passcode given they were just testing the alarm.
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Location mentioned:
Near Rock Hill Dr, Rock Hill, NY 12775
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