Fire alarm responded to in Cumberland County, Cumberland County ME
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Fire & ArsonResponders attended a fire alarm in Cumberland County, ME. They ventilated the building and confirmed no hazardous readings before clearing the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Sebago Lakes Region and Oxford County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Fire alarm squad 68 on scene.
00:04
Copy squad 68 on scene.
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Squad 68 in building 62.
00:18
Go ahead.
00:21
You can go beyond the scene.
00:23
You can go beyond the corner.
00:29
Copy that.
00:30
Fire alarm.
00:31
Squad 62 on scene.
00:34
Copy email of 62 on scene.
00:58
Boxmanek here, standby for a tone to near Ridge Road in Peru for medical alarm activation.
01:10
6282 to 68 we all clear the time to people down your way C-5-1.
01:23
Switch over to talk around I was in McN respond to near Ridge Road in Peru.
01:35
Near Ridge Road for 96-year-olds now.
01:38
Medical arm activation.
01:43
557, auction chiless in route.
01:46
Piper 557 updated that the subject has fallen and he's assistance getting back to his seat, no apparent injury.
01:55
Report.
02:01
Oxus 55 from the CIS.
02:03
There is a key holder on the way to meet you with the residence.
02:12
5.57, copy.
02:21
Command, fire alarm.
02:23
Fire alarm in front command.
02:26
Fire alarm in front command.
02:30
Command ventilated the building, we've reduced the reading to zero.
02:35
Unit to be clear returning.
02:40
Fire alarm copies command.
02:42
You ventilated the building, reduced readings to zero, all units clear returning.
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Cumberland County, ME
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