Fire alarm at Pritchard Hall in Blacksburg, Blacksburg VA
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire alarm at Pritchard Hall near Washington Street Southwest and Beamer and Kent Streets in Blacksburg. Upon arrival, no fire was found and no further signs of danger were noted.
Audio|Heard on: Montgomery County Public Safety
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02:27
Transcript:
00:00
Blacksburg fire respond to a fire alarm at Pritchard Hall.
00:03
Fire alarm Pritchard Hall, near Washington Street Southwest,
00:07
near Washington Street Southwest.
00:08
Cross the Beamer Way and Kent Street.
00:10
Appropriate me at D1, timeout 1143.
00:20
MCFR.
00:22
Ladder 82.
00:30
D Fire Ladder 82 N-RV
00:36
Ladder 82 N-RV Ladder 82
00:39
We'll be in rail.
00:43
104, you're right at 1144 going to Pritchard Hall near Washington Street Southwest, also near Beamer and Kent for a fire alarm panel showing Zone 40 Pete.
00:57
Mr. Harvey, engine 19.
01:02
Engine 19.
01:04
In route with 3.
01:09
Copy in route 3.
01:12
VT.P.
01:19
NRV Tech 122 copy this is fire.
01:24
Go ahead.
01:27
This is the fire department at Pritchard Hall near Washington Street Southwest,
01:32
for a fire alarm showing new fire panel,
01:37
zone 48. It doesn't specify any further about where that's at.
01:43
10-4.
01:51
DPD
01:52
203-2-4 Yeah,
01:59
I'm K-4 K-4 K-4 D-FIRE
02:04
D,
02:07
fire.
02:08
Ladder 82 NRV will be on same, nothing showing.
02:12
10-4-later 82 on same, nothing showing, time's 1147.
02:20
At RV engine 19, same trips.
02:25
104, same time, 1147.
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Location mentioned:
Washington St SW, Blacksburg, VA 24061
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