False fire alarm at two-story building in Stamford, Stamford CT
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a report of a fire at a two-story building near Level Street in Stamford. Upon arrival, they found no signs of fire. The area was checked and ventilated by opening windows. The incident was quickly downgraded and most units were recalled.
Audio|Source: Stamford Fire and EMS - Digital
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Transcript:
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512 around 247
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engine 51 on the way
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247 512 on the scene 2 story class 2 nothing showing be out investigating 512 level street command
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received 2 story class 2 nothing showing investigating 248
00:30
151 on scenes based for reverse light.
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249.
00:40
Up here. Up here.
00:50
Pass correct the doors on the alpha side.
00:59
512 to any incoming unit, you can revert to code 1.
01:08
That's all, Stanford.
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Any unit not on the scene yet, can revert to code 1.
01:15
I see if Stanford to any unit headed to Hope Street, Code 1[1], and this time forward, 25-3.
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27-house and a 27.
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The parking are well-ventilated.
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Windows are open, second for inspection.
01:48
Unified Lenocene Hope Street. Unified is 27? Yes,
01:54
Steve.
01:56
Yeah, was there a fire on the stovetop, or what was it going on there?
02:05
Negative Steve, this office has to include, engine seven, Springdale, and the handle.
02:09
Open Street, Command, Stanford.
02:13
Recall for 898, Oak Street, holding engine seven, Springdale only.
02:18
Receive recall holding engine seven in Springdale only, 2015.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 1: Non-emergency response without lights or sirens.
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Stamford, CT
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