Mechanical fire alarm prompts evacuation in commercial building, Lake Mary FL
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Fire & ArsonFire and emergency medical teams responded to a mechanical fire alarm at a commercial building near Greenwood Boulevard. Evacuations were underway and strobe lights were visible. No smoke or immediate danger was detected.
Audio|Heard on: Seminole County Fire and EMS
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02:8
Transcript:
00:00
Quid 37, Engine 36, Battalion 3 mechanical alarm commercial, near Greenwood Boulevard, select 49 delta.
00:18
Rescue 15 medical, near West State Road for 34, select 49 Bravo.
00:38
Sentinel's Battalion 3, Qint 37, engine 36.
00:41
This is called in by the alarm company.
00:43
General fly alarm,
00:45
Zone 50, will attempt to make contact with the location.
00:51
Okay, it's one of the section.
00:57
Colt Battalion 3 and Q.37 alarm companies re-contracting, rising of a second general alarm coming from the Zone 0, through Zone 0 and Zone 50.
01:08
36 on scene three-story multi-story multi-family commercial peers of evacuations of progress strobs visible
01:22
engine 36 on scene
01:28
keep 15 on patient
01:31
Chris 15 ovation
01:37
Next to 9-8-3 at the front door, non-the-panel to the third floor, elevator lobby.
01:42
No one for the third floor.
01:43
He had with two, no IDLH.
01:46
Pension 36N with 2, no IDLH, to the third floor elevator.
01:52
It's time 3rd, copy.
01:58
36.993 on the third floor with 2, no IDLH.
02:01
Smoke alarm is showing red as a fat sensor.
02:04
Go and continue 37 for the report to city limits.
02:07
Unit Fungsten candle.
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Location mentioned:
Greenwood Blvd, Lake Mary, FL 32746
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