Smoke Alarm Triggered by Burnt Food at Apartment, York PA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a smoke alarm at the Delphi-Hell apartment building caused by burnt food in apartment 101. The area was ventilated and declared safe. Smoke from cooking triggered the alarm, but no fire was found.
Audio|Source: York County Fire - North Operations
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Transcript:
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NG995 on location of Delphi-Hell 7-story apartment building, Strelger activated.
00:05
We'll be out investigating.
00:09
Gen 995, okay, North 3, 1334.
00:15
Truck and I want to respond.
00:17
Switcher North 3rd.
00:22
No, I want to same traffic.
00:25
Engine 991, truck 991, I copy, 1334.
00:33
Chief 992 responded.
00:39
Chief 992, okay, 1335.
00:46
Engine 911 was with a hydrant.
00:51
Engine 991, okay, 13366.
00:57
Chief 992 on location.
01:01
Chief 992 is okay 1337.
01:09
Chief 995 Lieutenant Chief 992.
01:13
Chief 992.
01:16
Chief 992.
01:18
(name withheld) burned food in Department 101.
01:22
You got somebody bringing a fan.
01:27
Copy, Burnfield, 101.
01:30
We'll have a fan come in.
01:36
Chief 992 to truck 991.
01:38
Can you take care of taking a fan in the room 101?
01:45
Truck 911 copies.
01:47
York Truck 991 is on team.
01:50
Truck 991, okay.
01:52
1338.
01:54
Engine 99 are no isolation.
01:58
Engine 99, okay.
02:00
1338.38.
02:01
Go ahead and try a reset.
02:06
Copy reset.
02:12
System reset we can go off and come.
02:20
Chief 922 to York, the alarms due to smoke from cooking.
02:24
It's been ventilated.
02:26
Taste the box in service.
02:29
Chief 992, I copy 1543.
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Location mentioned:
Near Piedmont Cir, York, PA 17404
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