Fire alarm activates at grammar school in North Arlington, North Arlington NJ
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Fire & ArsonFire department responded to an activated fire alarm at Queen of Peace Grammar School near Church Place in North Arlington. Firefighters arrived at the three-story elementary school and investigated the cause. An activated detector was found in the hallway, but no confirmed fire was reported at the time of the investigation.
Audio|Heard on: North Arlington Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
Fire dispatcher, the fire department respond.
00:02
Near Church Place, Queen of Peace Grammar School,
00:04
activated fire alarm from the first floor.
00:07
Near Church Place, Queen of Peace Grammar School, 9:51.
00:19
Unit 3910s responding, near Church Place, please.
00:25
33920 response
00:30
3910 is on location. Three-story ordinary construction elementary school. I have a water flow alarm sounding. I'll be establishing command and investigating.
00:47
Five minutes ago, I dispatched 3910.
00:58
Go ahead, Chief.
01:00
The door between the church and grammar school, the one we went in the last time should be opened.
01:06
Three feet.
01:07
I see a police department occupant there.
01:18
3.9.20 is on location.
01:27
Engine warning service.
01:31
All right, thanks for responding.
01:42
Go ahead, ladder.
01:55
Prior to 3.5 location.
01:59
Andrew 1 is the location.
02:04
Command for 3920.
02:08
Go ahead.
02:12
Command, they are doing cut sort of saw here.
02:15
I believe we have an activated detector in the hallway,
02:19
but they are cutting.
02:22
All right,
02:25
Receipt. Better three feet up with the interior, investigate that.
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Location mentioned:
Church Pl, North Arlington, NJ 07031
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