Commercial fire alarm at business with no active fire, East Syracuse NY
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Fire & ArsonA commercial fire alarm was activated near Enterprise Parkway. Contractors were on site performing steam cleaning. No active fire was found.
Audio|Heard on: Onondaga County Fire & EMS
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02:48
Transcript:
00:00
Blue at fire, fire alarm, near Enterprise Parkway.
00:09
Quit fire, duty chief,
00:13
Fire alarm near Enterprise Parkway between wide walk parkway and the dead end.
00:19
Alarm company reporting commercial fire alarm, fire panel number 7.
00:26
Tac 3 for operations, 2016-18.
00:34
Northwest Squad 1 off the air, 2218.
00:40
The engine 14 in route, 2219.
00:45
The duty chief in route,
00:50
2219.
00:56
Rescue 14 en route, 2020,
01:00
2220. Fire control to the Watt units responding to the fire alarm.
01:04
Keyholder is in route.
01:05
We'll be responding in about 20 minutes in a next Chevy Tahoe.
01:09
The Watt duty chief received.
01:27
The engine 14 arise 22,
01:30
22, 25.
01:36
The duty chief and engine eight arrived, same time.
01:44
Engine eight, we're on the plug at the hiker at the entrance of the facility.
01:50
Preachee.
01:56
14 to the duty chief.
02:00
Duty Chief.
02:04
Their contractor on site they were doing some cleaning, steam.
02:15
Received.
02:16
Engine 8, you can go in service.
02:20
Copy.
02:25
Fire Control duty chief on five.
02:29
Do that duty chief?
02:35
Engine 14 advises contractors on site doing cleaning.
02:40
We're going to hold with 14 units only.
02:44
Receive contractor on site cleaning,
02:47
holding with 14 units only.
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Location mentioned:
Enterprise Pkwy, East Syracuse, NY 13057
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