Fire alarm activation with no smoke or fire reported, Pittsburgh PA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a residential fire alarm went off near 54th Street between Dresden Way and Carnegie Street. The homeowner was on scene but there was no sign of smoke or fire.
Audio|Heard on: Pittsburgh Police, Fire and EMS
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01:43
Transcript:
00:00
Attention all company standby for a firewind dispatch.
00:12
This is going to be in zone.
00:22
This is going to be in Zone 35 near 54th Street between Dresden Way and Carnegie Street for reports of a residential fire alarm going off, called in by homeowner, unsure why.
00:36
Once again, this is going to be all companies, this is going to be a fire one dispatch for zone 35 near 54th Street between Dresden Way and Carnegie Street for a residential fire alarm, called in by homeowner.
00:51
She is not sure why the alarm is going off.
00:53
You're going to respond.
00:54
Responding companies are going to be seven engine, six engine, eight engine, six truck, and battalion three.
01:03
Respond on fire one, 1446.
01:07
Good question, battalion three.
01:10
Go ahead, Battalion three.
01:13
Good question.
01:14
Is the homeowner or one, see?
01:20
It appears that way, yeah, it looks like the caller is on scene based on the cat.
01:26
Okay, just bad.
01:27
If they're not reported any side of smoke or fire, you can cover over to the other companies.
01:32
Copy that, 1446.
01:41
Copy. You're going to be clear, 1446.
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Location mentioned:
Carnegie St, Pittsburgh, PA 15201
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