False alarm investigated at residential property, Newport RI
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to an alarm at a house near Cliffs Drive. No fire was found and it was a false alarm.
Audio|Heard on: Southern Rhode Island, Southeastern Massachusetts, and Eastern Connecticut Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:49
Transcript:
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On the scene, Cliff,
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one and a half story with frame, nothing shown.
00:04
Make an investigation for his due companies.
00:06
You have a primary hydrant outside of number 4-2 cliff.
00:12
South Eastern New England break.
00:13
The following safety marine information broadcast has been initiated.
00:16
Captain of the port, Southeastern New England has adoption security zone for the liquid propane gas LPG NOC.
00:24
The LPG is transiting from Rhode Island Sound to C3 facility.
00:32
On December 3, 2025,
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the LPG CNOC will be moored at C3 in Providence River, Rhode Island, from...
00:40
December 3rd, 2025 through December 4, 2025,
00:44
vessels are requested to remain a minimum of 2 miles away from ahead,
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one mile away stern, and 1,000 yards away from either side of the vessels during transit, while moored and at anchor.
01:01
Vessels are requested to remain a minimum of 1,000 yards away from the LPGC Nokey.
01:09
Manors may contact the Coast Guard representative on scene via VHF-F-F-F-F-M-Chail 15.
01:17
Right, these nights is close my second, south, you know, and out.
01:22
Needs, you know, sir.
01:43
This was an accidental, spoke with the homeowner.
01:46
She thought she had got the alarm in time.
01:48
You can cancel fire.
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Location mentioned:
Kent County, RI
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