Alarm caused by food on stove at Chelsea address, Chelsea MA
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to an alarm at an address near Broadway in Chelsea. The alarm was caused by food left on the stove, with no fire spread or damage.
Audio|Heard on: Chelsea Fire Dispatch
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02:7
Transcript:
00:00
The engine 2, Tower 1, respond.
00:02
Near Broadway, investigate the alarm activation.
00:06
Chelsea Engine 2, Tower 1, respond near Broadway.
00:11
Investigate the alarm activation.
00:17
This is still going to fire on.
00:20
Two.
00:22
The answer is responding, second, it's first.
00:27
I do see you're responding for the second answer, Bruce 1105.
00:31
Tower has a response.
00:36
Responding, 1105.
00:42
Towers firearm.
00:44
The answer to the tower.
00:47
On C. Broadway,
00:50
we have a last, I'm a message going.
00:52
Motion.
00:55
When you're on scene, you have command 1107.
01:02
All right of command of parallel.
01:05
Answering command.
01:11
Investigating food on stove floor floor.
01:14
Investigating food on stove floor 1, 1108.
01:18
Agent two call, command.
01:20
Commit.
01:22
Command, that's right.
01:24
It's going to be food on a stove, no extension.
01:27
Let's try for a reset.
01:32
Have a better.
01:39
I have a reset in central.
01:42
I have a message.
01:46
Broadway command in parallel.
01:48
Command and command.
01:51
Probably allowed to be put on a soul of a problem 105.
01:55
The problem is just invented, no extension.
01:57
Allowing systems reset.
01:58
You can serve any probably commandant.
02:01
The Civil Department 105, and system has been reset to no extension.
02:06
Company grants service 1112.
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Location mentioned:
Broadway, Chelsea, MA 02150
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