Smoke alarm triggers response near Harney St tower, Omaha NE
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a high-rise building near Harney St after a smoke alarm activated on the fifth floor. Responders found a smell of burnt food and confirmed there were no signs of fire.
Audio|Heard on: Omaha Fire (OFD Fire)
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01:28
Transcript:
00:00
Nine one engine 33 truck 1 cancel 2022.
00:05
Nine three engine three truck 31 got, I would say a resident called in and then the fire alarm system called in saying they got a 5th floor smoke near a unit.
00:21
Roger, Engine Three clear for the fifth-floor apartment.
00:25
Battalion Three noticed it.
00:31
Truck One, I am off.
00:34
Kirk, when you go back in service, Battalion One is understood on the double dispatch and being in service.
00:42
Clear, Battalion One's in, Sound Three's out.
00:43
Twenty-two.
00:49
Engine three is off location.
00:50
OHA Tower, nothing showing.
00:54
Alarm is going off in the building.
00:57
Going to establish silent command.
00:58
Going to investigate.
01:02
Engine three clear, nothing for silent command.
01:04
Twenty 23.
01:09
Battalion three location.
01:10
Battalion three on location.
01:17
Battalion three from Highland command, we have a smell of burnt food.
01:22
We're on the 5th floor going to investigate.
01:25
Truck company can stand by down at the panel.
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Location mentioned:
Harney St, Omaha, NE 68102
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