Fire alarm at nursing home with burning rubber odor, Concord NH
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was triggered at Presidential Oaks nursing home near Minot Street in Concord. Responders noted a burning rubber smell inside the three-story building, but no obvious fire was found.
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02:47
Transcript:
00:00
Boxwell, arm engine, four, towel, any building, four, car four, master box, 53, Presidential Oaks, near Minot Street.
00:07
The box of arm engine, four, tall, running bill and four, car four,
00:11
masterbox 53, Presidential Oaks, near Minot Street.
00:15
Channel 2 on arrival,
00:17
1835.
00:25
Sure.
00:32
Concord companies responding Box 53, Presidential Oaks, near Minot Street.
00:36
We also received the radio box there as well.
00:38
That'll have to be restored.
00:41
General 2 on arrival, 1837.
00:45
File on Battalion 2.
00:52
Call from the facility pulled by a resident east hall.
00:58
Can you receive all companies and continue?
01:21
Bosswood fire department 217 Cornhill Road check an odor inside the building.
01:28
For the Boston Fire Department, 217 Cornhill Road, check an odor in the building.
01:33
Knowlton Road to Centennial Drive, 1839.
01:42
All right from Confidential Report.
01:46
Four, go ahead.
01:48
Three-story nursing home, we have nothing obvious.
01:51
We're going over to two-two.
01:55
Story nursing home, you'll be going to two.
02:07
Time two, go ahead.
02:19
You're on the same of the command on the Alpha side, which will be the Pleasant Street side.
02:25
1841.
02:32
Bosphorus is C2, is that you responding?
02:39
From the collar, they have an odor of what smells like burning rubber inside the house.
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Location mentioned:
Pleasant St, Concord, NH 03301
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