False fire alarm caused by burnt food on Meadow Road, Chester VT
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was reported near Meadow Road but investigation found no fire. The alarm was triggered by burnt food with no hazards present.
Audio|Heard on: Windsor County Fire - South
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02:27
Transcript:
00:00
That's the range near Meadow Road, COO-Dectsown.
00:06
That's for range,
00:08
near Meadow Road,
00:11
Geo-Sown.
00:13
That about 18-18, you're still in a tech number one.
00:21
Springfield's a spot to end in two.
00:25
Go ahead, dispatch, inspection two.
00:32
I spoke to the building owner.
00:35
He advised that they were cooking steak and there is no fire and that you can cancel.
00:42
Receive dispatch, we'll continue on soon.
00:47
Thank you. You'll be continuing 1822.
00:51
Edge from, engine three.
01:02
This batch from a second two-two.
01:03
This batch for a second two.
01:09
Region two, go on.
01:12
PENDM is on scene of a three-and-a-half-story commercial building.
01:18
This will be wood construction.
01:22
We'll be out investigating, speaking with representative.
01:29
Just another copy you're on scene with a three-and-a-half-story commercial building, wood construction.
01:35
You'll be out investigating speaking with the representative 1823.
01:44
980 and 0-1-0-0-0-8-2
01:51
A2 is on-scene.
01:55
Very2 off the next door.
02:00
Engine 2.
02:02
Engine 2. The tenants, he advised that it was just burnt food.
02:10
Alarm is not sounding, no hazards found.
02:19
Question 2, I copy, spoke with one of the tenants.
02:22
They're advising it was burnt food, the alarm is not sounding, no hazards down, 1827.
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Location mentioned:
Meadow Rd, Chester, VT 05143
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