Smoke reported near Getty Center is cooling system issue, Los Angeles CA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, smoke was reported near the Getty Center in Los Angeles. Response teams investigated and contacted site security. It was determined that the smoke was likely steam from the cooling system. The smoke has since dissipated and no fire was found.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles City Fire and EMS Dispatch - South Division
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Transcript:
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Agent 71 Lightforce 37.
00:06
Agent 71 Lightforce 37, the reported spoke.
00:11
Northbound 405 crossing Getty Center, Channel 7 dispatch, 2214.
00:15
That up.
00:17
Here's 121-E6.
00:24
Rescue 827 persons out, 6211, Lung 3.
00:28
Rescue 833, sick pump.
00:30
(number withheld).
00:32
Rescue 865, the traffic 814 East Colvin.
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Pitch 56.
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Screen 356, 1949, 494-9.
00:51
(name withheld).
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Lightforce 37, Metro.
01:03
Go for Lightforce 37.
01:06
Lightforce 37, we contacted the Gettys Center.
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They said it possibly is their cooling system, but they aren't able to verify if it is or not.
01:19
Metro from 947, you were broken, did you say a possible cooler?
01:25
947, it's possible steam from the cooling system of the Getty Center, but were unable to verify.
01:33
Roger,
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Metro Roger is from Limer 37.
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We're drafted by the freeway right now.
01:39
Looks like the smoke has dissipated.
01:41
We'll make contact with Getty security and confirmed.
01:46
Let's see that's 71 in route.
01:48
So we, uh, while we investigate.
01:52
Light Par 37, Roger.
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Location mentioned:
Getty Center Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90049
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