Commercial fire alarm with minor smoke in Lima, Lima NY
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Fire & ArsonThe Lima Fire Department responded to a commercial fire alarm near Rochester Street in the village of Lima. They investigated a report of smoke but found no fire, just burnt food, and cleared the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Western Finger Lakes Region Fire VHF Paging
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02:25
Transcript:
00:00
Your fire department being requested to the Lima IRA.
00:04
It's near Rochester Street in the village of Lima.
00:06
It is a commercial fire alarm coming from Zone 2, with smoke showing, and your assignment on Opts 3.
00:11
Fire Special Lima and your fire department being requested is the Lima I.R.A., near Rochester Street.
00:16
The commercial fire alarm coming from Zone 2, showing smoke.
00:20
Sun is going to be on fire ops 3.
00:27
Louis Torres so responding.
00:30
No. Restrictor's a late.
00:37
2.3. Dispatch I'm on the way.
00:39
Mm-hmm.
00:41
104, 2, 3, we're up.
00:42
We're found...
00:45
You're going to be on scene, you're going to be out investigating, with nothing showing.
01:01
It's going to be on fire up, sir.
01:14
No.
01:23
639, 3rd, Cunning.
01:26
10469, back in service with the coming line.
01:29
Strikerzell number 8 from Well Center 9-9.
01:44
Go ahead, 9-1.
01:53
2-3 dispatch.
01:55
We're going to be clear the scene with a burnt-poop and back in service.
02:04
You can trust you all in I and I and you call Cald on your back in service.
02:13
Illinois is back in service.
02:15
Perchew three were you on the air?
02:19
Correct. One of them is going to clear the scene with burnt food and back in germans.
02:23
The line is going to be a second bird food.
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Location mentioned:
Rochester St, Lima, NY 14485
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