Residential fire alarm caused by shower steam, Panama City FL
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According to the dispatch call, a residential fire alarm at a home near Cactus Avenue was reported. Firefighters investigated and found no fire; the alarm was triggered accidentally by steam from a shower.
Audio|Heard on: Bay County Fire/EMS
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02:22
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 3, Engine 1, respond alarms, residential,
00:04
near Cactus Avenue, closest major cross street, East Fifth Street, call worked on tactical channel 5.
00:10
Agent 3, Engine 1, respond, alarms, residential,
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near Cactus Avenue, closest Metro Cross Street, East Fifth Street, call worked on tactical channel 5, 1005.
00:27
County Engine 3, responding?
00:34
County Engine 3 is responding, move your traffic to tactical channel 5.
00:41
Attic from Ender 1, respond.
00:47
Engine 1, move traffic 2, tactical channel 5.
00:48
Engine 1, move traffic 2, tactical channel 5.
00:54
Ingent 1 from Kelly.
01:00
Andrew 1. Go ahead.
01:02
Just confirm you are responding.
01:06
Copy. Engine 3, engine 1 is responding near Cactus Avenue, residential firewall light,
01:17
road detector, and it's probable.
01:20
Power 1, engine 3.
01:30
You respond to the rats, the contact call?
01:34
Copy.
01:35
That's about.
01:41
On the engine three.
01:45
Engine three.
01:46
Engine three.
01:51
See masonry structure, nothing showing, establishing command 1009.
01:57
Engine 3 from County.
02:01
Go ahead.
02:03
Well,
02:07
I'm coming to just call back, vice proper passcode was given, it was accidental from the steam from her shower.
02:18
Copy, yes, we just confirmed that with the resident.
02:20
We're under control.
02:22
Engine 1 can return.
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Location mentioned:
Cactus Ave, Panama City, FL 32401
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