Fire alarm leads to investigation at fort wainwright unit, Fairbanks AK
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm sounded at a unit on Lily Drive in Fort Wainwright. Occupants evacuated and waited outside while fire crews investigated possible smoke or carbon monoxide alarm.
Audio|Heard on: Fairbanks North Star Borough Fire/EMS
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01:37
Transcript:
00:00
Fort Wainwright Fire, fire call, Bravo response to near Lily Drive, Unit 3 for a fire alarm?
00:11
Office on TAC1, temperature outside, negative 30.
00:15
Fort Wainwright Fire, fire call, Bravo response to near Lily Drive, Unit 3 for fire alarm.
00:25
Office on TAC 1, temperature outside, negative 30.
00:28
Timeout, 1042.
00:34
Attention to 98, you responding?
00:37
Copy engine 92 responding.
00:43
June 92, you are responding to near Lily Drive Unit 3.
00:48
She has the smoke detector making noise.
00:51
She doesn't know if it's the carbon monoxide alarm or not.
00:54
Housing advised her to call the fire department.
00:56
She and her children are waiting in the vehicle outside.
01:00
Dispatch, into 92.
01:01
Could you say that again? You were low and unreadable.
01:08
We're responding to near Lily Drive Unit 3.
01:14
The smoke detector is making an alarm sound.
01:18
She doesn't know if it's the carbon monoxide alarm or not.
01:21
Housing advised her to call the fire department.
01:24
She is waiting with her children in the vehicle outside.
01:28
92 guts.
01:29
This by a 10922 on scene, two story four plach.
01:33
We'll be investigating.
01:34
Copy engine 92 on scene.
01:36
Nothing showing from the other side.
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Location mentioned:
Lily Dr, Fort Wainwright, AK 99703
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