Smoke seen at church fire alarm on Farnam Street, Omaha NE
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a fire alarm triggered at Tunes Memorial Church on Farnam Street in Omaha caused visible smoke. Firefighters arrived, established command, ventilated the building, and shut off the water main while investigating the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Omaha Fire (OFD Fire)
Listen to dispatch call
02:27
Transcript:
00:00
The telling one in Route, 235.
00:02
The telling one in Jim 2, Truck 1 is going to be water flow at the Kountze Memorial Lutheran Church.
00:16
The county one that is through water flow.
00:29
2.35. Agent 3 is on location.
00:34
We have smoke on approach.
00:37
Setting up Drexel command.
00:46
Engine 2 is on location.
00:49
We've got nothing shown for them.
00:51
So I'm only three and four sorority church, establish Farnam Command, that's the game.
00:58
Ancient two, Farm Command, 238.
01:04
Anyone's on location soon, Parna Command.
01:07
Command from engine two.
01:13
I'm seeing any strokes going off in the church, but we do have an alarm on the outside in this prayer,
01:24
like addition to the church.
01:39
Can we information to EFE if someone just walked out of the church right now?
01:45
Understood.
01:48
Engine 2 from command, this rep will take you down to where you need to shut off a 4-inch water main.
02:03
I'm off fire from track 708.
02:10
545 parts for million C.L.N.
02:13
Residents, ventilated residents.
02:16
Truxonade to return to service.
02:18
Continue MED and due investigation.
02:24
That's clear.
02:26
Continue MUD 245.
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Location mentioned:
Farnam St, Omaha, NE 68131
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