Fire alarm triggered at Dixon high school, Dixon CA
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated at Mainway High School in Dixon. Maintenance staff are investigating the cause of the alarms triggered in classrooms one and four. There was no visible fire, and staff are checking the alarm system.
Audio|Heard on: Fairfield, Vacaville, and Suisun Police, Fire and EMS
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02:47
Transcript:
00:00
This fire responding for a final migration at (number withheld) East to see as a trial street.
00:19
Engine a series one for a fire alarm (number withheld) East A Street for at Mainway High School.
00:26
Coordination of pole station for classroom number four at Mainway High.
00:34
Seven three good night seven day good night second good night.
00:47
I have (number withheld).
00:54
Six three, I'm ten two.
00:57
Six three, I'm ten two.
00:59
Okay.
01:03
Three nine.
01:09
Provided. Provided.
01:19
Summer, let me check with the call.
01:25
Myself at (number withheld) or ten ten.
01:27
Good night.
01:30
Copy hitting.
01:35
And swana ten one ten ten since then, good night.
01:40
Copy hitting.
01:54
So I'm coming to call back with an additional activation at the poll station from classroom number one.
02:00
However, they advised it with a restore and they weren't able to advise what that means.
02:05
I copy. You can show something.
02:08
A single story, portable based elementary school.
02:11
It's not been obvious.
02:12
We do have maintenance something.
02:13
We'll be out investigating.
02:18
Here you need two, son-up.
02:37
Go ahead. Staff working on the fire alarm system.
02:45
Still hasn't found 80, is available return.
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Location mentioned:
N Lincoln St, Dixon, CA 95620
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