Burnt food triggers fire alarm on Woodcock Drive

Heard on: Sagadahoc County Fire/EMS

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Sagadahoc County paging Topsham Fire.

00:02

Need to respond to (number withheld) Woodcock Drive for a residential fire alarm called in by the alarm company indicating zone eight smoke.

00:12

Again,

00:13

Topsham Fire, (number withheld) Woodcock Drive for a residential fire alarm called in by the alarm company indicating zone eight.

00:21

Copy page is 806 .

00:31

1800, copy the call.

00:40

County Topsham Engine 1, Ladder 3, Rescue 3 en route.

00:45

Engine 1, Ladder 3, and Rescue 3 en route.

00:48

10-4 Woodcock Drive.

00:55

Units on scene, single story residence, nothing showing.

00:58

20 has command investigating.

01:00

Copy, units are on scene, nothing showing, investigating.

01:03

20 with command investigating.

01:07

Got it.

01:11

Hey, go ahead.

01:14

Burnt food alarm's been reset.

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We'll be clear returning.

01:19

Copy. Burnt food alarm's been reset.

01:21

Clear returning.

9/6/2026 05:06 AM

Fire

Woodcock Dr, Topsham, ME 04086

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported residential fire alarm at a home near Woodcock Drive in Topsham. Units arrived to a single-story residence with no visible fire and determined it was a burnt food alarm, which was then reset.

Burnt food triggers fire alarm on Woodcock Drive

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