Fire alarm activation at high occupancy building on 19th avenue, Altoona PA
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated at a high occupancy building near 19th Avenue, prompting multiple emergency units to respond. The alarm was general and involved monitoring the panel box in the area.
Audio|Heard on: Blair County EMS, Fire, Police, Hazmat and Helos
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03:31
Transcript:
00:00
1818th Avenue, Fox Simon,
00:03
310-2 for high occupancy fire alarm, 311, 351, 352, 352 at 1610.
00:13
116.
00:26
4-311 North Thanksgiving Street, Markburgboro, 611.
00:37
3152 responding.
00:42
All units responding at 1611, 1318, 19th Avenue.
00:46
For high-occupancy fire alarm, just a general fire alarm, be advised.
00:51
It also came into our panel box here in the center.
00:59
Where is your health?
01:18
Back to take the old township, 1612.
01:23
Three seats, 1612, normal conditions, alpha, alpha brother Charlie.
01:34
429, you responded 1613, 138, Veterans Boulevard, Eisenhower Hall, North 3, room 10, alpha,
01:43
94-year-old female, severe back pain, reaffaring UPS.
02:05
352, 312 you can cancel.
02:07
This is to be dust from construction 311, continuing to confirm.
02:14
Blair, 312 is available.
02:17
3C, Blair, 352 available.
02:22
3252 is available 16, 14.
02:26
It's available 16, 14.
02:30
That's the North 2, 10.
02:34
Oh, sorry, that's why I was wondering.
02:41
Okay.
03:06
They're 40.
03:13
From 302.
03:19
Blair, I met with construction crew.
03:22
They confirmed this was construction dust from demoing on the fourth floor.
03:28
302 and 311 are available.
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