Electrical hazard causes lamp smoking near Beck Hall, Ellensburg WA
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Fire & ArsonAn electrical hazard was reported near Beck Hall at East 11th Avenue. A lamp was arcing and smoking on the north side between Beck and Bartow Hall with no visible flames. The fire department was dispatched to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Kittitas County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Station 21, electrical hazard,
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outside Beck Hall, near East 11th Avenue.
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Station 21, electrical hazard, outside Beck Hall, near East 11th.
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Outside, Beck Hall.
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623.
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623 dispatch the fire department.
00:22
There's a lamp.
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Lamp on the north side of Beck Hall between Bartow Hall, arcing and smoking.
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No visible flames.
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623.
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623.
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623, 20-08.
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Those are 321, no orders.
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Also, 303 is on field.
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Three is on field.
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Each one, 203 is on field.
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623 kick home arrived.
01:04
6232010.
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...ins into 11 in route Bartow Hall for an electrical hazard.
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Near East 11th Avenue,
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advising an outside lamp is arcing and smoking.
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No visible flames believes it's on the north side.
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They can see it from the third floor.
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We're a safe believe on this north side.
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And we're on the phone with facilities now.
01:37
We're at TbH.
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Medic 12, KBH 2010.
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11 facilities advised AT 15 to 20.
02:01
Received and was reporting party calling from Beck or Bartow Hall?
02:10
No known which building they're calling from, they just advised it's between Beck and Bartow Hall.
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Very, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Beck Hall, 833-899 E 11th Ave, Ellensburg, WA 98926
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