Fire alarm triggered by kitchen smoke detector at dinuba residence, Dinuba CA
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was triggered by a kitchen smoke detector at a residence near Vermont Avenue in Dinuba. Fire responders arrived on scene but found no sign of fire. Contact attempts with the homeowner and alarm company were unsuccessful; the alarm company phone went to voicemail.
Audio|Heard on: Dinuba Fire & EMS Dispatch
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Thank you. Could that be a fire alarm at near Vermont?
00:03
It's going to be a kitchen smoke detector.
00:05
While still on the line, they had an additional trip of the kitchen smoke detector.
00:08
Time out of 1003.
00:12
See, guys. See, guys.
00:20
Daddy of Agent 31 responding, can you send that to Pagegate? Can you send that to Pagegate and confirm near Vermont?
00:29
It will be a firm near Vermont.
00:37
You confirm which engine is responding to the fire line? Engine 31.
00:46
Come.
00:52
Engine 31 at scene.
00:54
One-story, single-family residential, nothing showing.
00:57
I'll be out investigating.
01:03
Copy.
01:06
Dinuba's 31.
01:08
Has there been any contact made to the homeowner?
01:15
Negative.
01:17
Dinuba Engine 31.
01:28
Dinuba Engine 31.
01:36
Yes.
01:43
In addition, go ahead.
01:47
Dinuba, 31.
01:49
Has there been any contact with the property owner?
01:55
I have the alarm company on the line again, advising of an additional trip to the kitchen alarm.
02:00
Gate, I just got their phone number.
02:02
Stand by.
02:08
The number of the alarm company provided reached voicemail.
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Location mentioned:
N Vermont Ave, Dinuba, CA 93618
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