Fire alarm at university dormitory prompts evacuation, Ashland OR
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm sounded at Shasta Hall dormitory near Stadium Street in Ashland. The resident assistant heard the alarm but no smoke or flames were visible. Firefighters evacuated the building as a safety measure.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson County Fire
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 2. Priority 1[1].
00:03
Fire alarm, S.O.
00:05
Shasta Hall at near Stadium Street, Ashland, between Webster Street and Ashland Street.
00:20
An alarm at SAU Shasta Hall.
00:22
It's not being called in by the alarm company.
00:24
The RA is reporting it's sounding.
00:27
We start the fire department.
00:33
These all be in route.
00:35
It's probably just a trouble alarm.
00:37
Copy.
00:43
Traffic.
00:46
4621.
00:49
839, (name withheld).
00:51
I'll be in the parking lot of Ohana Coffee.
00:55
Copy.
01:02
Engine two of the pylon, it's going to be a fire alarm.
01:06
SOU Shasta Hall near Stadium Street being called in by the RA I could hear the alarm in the background, no flames or smoke seen.
01:18
21, one by number.
01:22
4621.
01:27
2737-57.
01:30
Okay.
01:36
2621, Michael McSillamay Jr., clear valid.
01:52
Engine 2. This is going to be a pole fire alarm.
02:02
792, copy.
02:08
I'm evacuating, nothing showing.
02:09
Be shot the command, investigator.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Priority 1: Highest-priority emergency response requiring immediate action, typically with lights and sirens.
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Location mentioned:
Siskiyou Blvd, Ashland, OR 97520
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