Fire alarm at Guttenberg high-rise causes no fire, Guttenberg NJ
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a high-rise residential building in Guttenberg after a fire alarm was activated. Upon arrival, the alarm was sounding but no fire or smoke was found. The incident was cleared with no hazards found.
Audio|Heard on: North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue
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02:28
Transcript:
00:00
First squad 10, engine 13, squad 7, latter 4 battalion 3.
00:05
In Guttenberg, response to near Boulevard East.
00:12
Galaxy Town number 2.
00:15
Alarm is activated.
00:18
Squat 10, engine 13, squad 7, matter 4, battalion 3.
00:22
In Guttenberg, response to near Boulevard East.
00:28
Near Boulevard East.
00:29
Gaussetown number 2.
00:31
Alarm is activated.
00:39
Squads on the scene, 14-story residential high-rise.
00:44
Nothing showing from the exterior, alarm sounding.
00:46
Squad 10 command is at the end here.
00:49
Elevator control.
00:51
First, the squad 10 is on the scene, alarm sounding, nothing showing from the exterior.
00:56
Squad 10 is ready to command and elevator control.
00:59
Reporter reported to be in a compact room by the alarm company.
01:06
Thank you.
01:13
Quad 7th on the Cedar River Roadside.
01:31
Quad 7th, it's in the compact rules.
01:48
Matter four on scene.
01:57
AJ better thing another scene.
01:59
Without the interior standby.
02:08
Squad set.
02:12
Battalion 3 is on the scene assuming command.
02:16
Battalion 3 on the scene assuming Boulevard command.
02:24
Security Boulevard command.
02:26
Incident terminated, all companies are in service.
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Location mentioned:
JFK Blvd E, Guttenberg, NJ 07093
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