Small building fire controlled on Mission St, Boston MA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews investigated a small fire in a building on Mission Street in Boston. The fire was on the fourth floor and was controlled by the sprinklers. However, water affected the building's electrical panel. Units remained on scene to ensure safety and check for any further hazards.
Audio|Heard on: Suffolk MA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
Investigating Mission Street.
00:04
Engine 70, Ladder 72, Bennington Street, 13th Floor.
00:10
Hey, thirty-seven lot of twenty-six.
00:16
Lot of two out of six.
00:20
Twenty-six, yeah,
00:25
where are you? Once the 4th floor.
00:29
We're on the main floor.
00:30
Just shut down by about.
00:34
Fire alarm forty-six.
00:38
Ladder 26.
00:43
Yeah, Car 9 respond to this.
00:48
Left Car 9 respond 1343.
00:53
All right, Ladder 46.
00:57
Ladder 46.
01:03
Yeah, I see a vehicle.
01:08
Various the electrical, what do you have?
01:18
Small fire on 4th floor.
01:23
Controlled by the sprinklers, but there's water coming down through the electrical panel.
01:31
Water on the electrical panel,
01:34
floor up four.
01:35
Got the small fire that's been controlled by the sprinklers.
01:37
Thirteen forty-four.
01:41
The 433, you guys are all set.
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Location mentioned:
Mission St, Boston, MA 02115
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