Fire alarm triggered at Northgate on Nash Road, North Tonawanda NY
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated at Northgate on Nash Road. Fire units responded but found that a resident pulled the alarm without any smoke or fire present.
Audio|Heard on: Niagara County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
01:35
Transcript:
00:00
There, Kenney, Fair Control to Adams and St.
00:02
John'sburg, fire alarm activation at Northgate,
00:05
near Nash Road.
00:07
Coming in as a general fire alarm, FDTAC 2, repeating to Adams and St.
00:12
John'sburg, fire alarm activation at Northgate, near Nash Road, between Evergreen and the Boulevard.
00:18
Coming in as a general fire alarm,
00:21
utilize FDTAC 2 on location, 1338, and Fire Control, Clear.
00:27
98 dispatch.
00:30
That county car 27 on data?
00:34
98.
00:38
That was a lot of sugar.
00:42
Are you also clear or negative?
00:46
98, God.
00:49
What's county EMS frequency right now?
00:53
I'm clear the scene in Northside Department of W.
00:57
998, they're on your channel.
01:00
Yes, Larry County Park Control to Adams and St.
01:04
Johnsburg have an update for your call at Northgate.
01:06
They just called in.
01:07
Apparently their resident pulled the alarm in the D unit, no smoke, no fire.
01:12
Repeating to Adams and St.
01:14
John'sburg, update from the location, near Nash Road.
01:20
Feelock, we're fired to County EMS,
01:23
or I'm sorry, sorry, sorry, some name.
01:27
near Nash Road, Northgate.
01:29
Resident in the D unit pulled the alarm, no smoke, no fire.
01:33
1338, fire control, clear.
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Location mentioned:
Nash Rd, North Tonawanda, NY 14120
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