Possible laundry fire causes smoke in apartment building, Ithaca MI
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Fire & ArsonFire and rescue units responded to a possible fire in the laundry area of an apartment building near Union Street. A washing machine was emitting a burning rubber smell and smoke was reported in the hallways. The machine was unplugged and occupants were being evacuated.
Audio|Heard on: Clinton County Fire and EMS Dispatch
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01:37
Transcript:
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Central, the Ipica Fire and Rescue.
00:01
You have a run.
00:02
Near Union Street.
00:04
Again, near Union Street, apartment B.
00:07
This is going to be for a structure fire, fire laundry and washer machine.
00:12
No smoke, no flame, small, like burning rubber.
00:14
Machinery is unplugged at this time.
00:16
Central is clear, 1824.
00:38
Central's Alma District Fire, you have a run.
00:40
It's going to be near Union Street.
00:42
It's a near Union Street.
00:45
It's going to be a possible structure fire, laundry,
00:49
Washington,
00:50
public burning rubber, machinery is unplugged, second floor, fire alarms going off, getting focused at a building at this time.
00:57
Central Square, 1825.
01:04
Franksand fire, standby for a page.
01:16
Central is the Perrington Fire.
01:18
You have a run, near Union Street in Ithaca, near Union Street in Ithaca.
01:23
Parma be as an employee.
01:24
It's going to be on the second floor.
01:25
It's going to be a possible structure fire at this time.
01:27
It's going to be fire in the laundry, washing machine.
01:32
There is smoke in the hallways.
01:34
The machine is unplugged, getting people out of the building.
01:36
Central is clear, 1826.
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Location mentioned:
Union St, Ithaca, MI 48847
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