Apartment fire reported near Salisbury Street Kernersville, Kernersville NC
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, an apartment fire was reported near Salisbury Street in Kernersville. The caller reported a burning smell, smoke, and an active fire alarm. Fire units responded and established command on scene. The building is a two-story apartment with no visible flames from outside initially.
Audio|Heard on: Winston-Salem and Forsyth County Fire and Rescue
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Transcript:
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Engine 41, engine 42, engine 44,
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station 26, ladder 41,
00:07
battalion 42, 1049, reported apartment fire,
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near Salisbury Street, Cross Street, Dewey Street to Salisbury Court, command on Alpha 4,
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107, then again 3701.
00:27
Not on I, engine 42, engine 42, engine 41, engine 44,
00:32
Station 20's big ladder 41, battalion 41, battalion 42, apartment fire.
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And near Salisbury Street crossed Dewey Street in Salisbury Court.
00:40
Caller advised upstairs burning smell with some smoke started about 10 minutes ago.
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Fire alarm is currently going off.
00:47
Caller did advise light haze upstairs due to possible heater.
00:55
All two-story apartment building.
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Got nothing visible from the exterior.
01:01
Let's hold the current assignment.
01:03
We operating in all-offensive strategy.
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Second 42, I have Salisbury Street Command.
01:10
A second two, a small permit, building,
01:14
looking to show in, current assignment, offensive strategy, has command on Alpha Force.
01:23
Don't think of one.
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2.26 level one.
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Ladders level one.
01:43
104, 10401.
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Location mentioned:
Salisbury St, Kernersville, NC 27284
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