Smoke from wood stove mistaken for structure fire, Albion IL
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a report of a structure fire near North Market Street in Albion, Illinois. Upon arrival, it was determined the smoke was coming from a wood stove and not from an actual fire.
Audio|Heard on: Edwards County Sheriff, Fire and EMS, Albion Police, Grayville Police, West Salem Police
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Transcript:
00:00
Attention, Mount Connofire, attention.
00:02
Allendope fire.
00:03
Have a report of a structure fire, near North Market Street,
00:09
color stated basement smoldering,
00:11
law enforcement on scene, law enforcement on scene,
00:13
near North Market Street.
00:20
Next.
00:21
This. This.
00:28
This is not quite a fire at 10-4[1]1921.
01:16
I don't call me to control monitor now.
01:21
N1, 104, fear of 43, Officer Austin,
01:27
states that homeowner thinks it's just a window he's looking at it further.
01:35
104, N1 is still gonna respond.
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Call on.
02:05
M1, Mount Cremel.
02:08
Go ahead.
02:12
M1, Inns 19 reported that it was just the wood stove and that you can disregard.
02:19
104, who will respond? That's the floor response.
02:25
104, do you want me to cancel an oil mill?
02:28
104.
02:41
Tim 1, Mount Carmel, would you offer like to do retown Mount Carmel as a cancelization?
02:50
No, we're going to still respond.
02:53
You can advise units so that we're going to still respond.
02:57
We're going to slow respond.
03:00
10-4[1].
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
Albion, IL 62806
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