Fire alarm triggered by steam in laundry room, Eureka Springs AR
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was triggered by steam in the laundry room of a two-story commercial residential building near East Van Buren. The alarm was found to be false. Fire responders are waiting for a key holder to access the main alarm panel.
Audio|Heard on: Eureka Springs Fire and EMS
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02:23
Transcript:
00:00
This is a rigged spring fire.
00:02
I need to respond to near East Van Buren.
00:05
I've had two calls.
00:07
One's the alarm company for a fire alarm.
00:11
It's going to be a laundry room, smoke alarm.
00:14
And it's going to be near East Van Buren.
00:22
You have a copy.
00:23
You have a business name there?
00:52
What 91 route?
01:01
Maybe getting around.
01:09
1193 is on the scene.
01:11
I have a two-story commercial residential building.
01:18
Nothing showing at this time, audible alarms found me.
01:24
1102 will have come on.
01:31
Central dispatch 1102, Magic City, come on.
01:35
Have a hold of a key holder for this area?
01:41
We've had an employee from inside the business call.
01:44
They said that the alarm was unfounded.
01:47
They didn't know how to shut it off.
01:50
Copy that.
01:57
Special dispatch is 11022.
02:11
We found it steam inside the laundry room that has caused the alarm to go off, but we don't have access to the main alarm panel until we get a key holder here.
02:22
Let's go right down the door.
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Location mentioned:
E Van Buren, Eureka Springs, AR 72632
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