Fire alarms triggered at jackson laboratory in bar harbor, Bar Harbor ME
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Fire & ArsonTwo fire alarms were activated at Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, in buildings 50 and 74. Fire crews are responding and investigating the situation. The sprinkler system is active and the buildings do not appear to have been evacuated.
Audio|Heard on: Mount Desert Island Public Safety
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02:6
Transcript:
00:00
Attention Bar Harbor Fire Department.
00:02
Report of activated fire alarms at the Jackson Lab.
00:04
It's showing building 50 and building 74.
00:07
They're requesting to meet at the Schooner Head entrance to direct you to the building.
00:12
Okay, the report of two activated fire alarms 600 Main Street at Jackson Lab.
00:17
It's building 50 and building 74.
00:20
They're requesting to meet at the Schooner Head entrance.
00:23
and they will direct you to the building.
00:29
Ladder 4, Barbara.
00:40
Ladder 4 and engine 5 will be in room.
00:44
Down 4.
00:52
Fire 2 responding as well.
00:57
Temple.
01:06
Ben, two five, the latter four.
01:12
Go ahead.
01:15
Just be advised, the sprinkler pump's going.
01:17
I can see it on the building here.
01:24
Engine 5, can you repeat that traffic? You were pretty broken.
01:28
Yeah,
01:30
just be advised the sprinkler pump on the pump building going so there may be something going on.
01:41
Ten for, copy that.
01:42
Brake, line of four by over.
01:45
Good.
01:50
A lot of four is on scene with security.
01:53
It doesn't appear the building's been evacuated.
01:56
We're going to be out investigating.
01:58
Fire 11 will be I see.
02:02
And four on scene doesn't look like it's been evacuated.
02:05
Fire 11, I see.
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Main St, Bar Harbor, ME 04609
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