Automatic fire alarm activates smoke detector in Pottsville, Pottsville PA
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An automatic fire alarm was triggered by smoke detector activation on the first floor of a residence near Eastray Street in Pottsville. Fire units from District 68, stations 30 and 40, responded to the alarm. Emergency personnel arrived on scene and began operations at the location.
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Transcript:
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District 68,
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stations 30 and 40.
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Respond, near Eastray Street, Pottsville City for an automatic fire alarm.
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District 68 stations 30 and 40.
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Near Eastray Street, automatic fire alarm, 633.
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638. 168.5.
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268.
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On the way.
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I'm sure you're spotting 635.
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Your operations will be Bravo 1.
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Bravo 1 from the alarm company, smoke detector activation,
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a known location in the residence.
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They're attempting a key holder.
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Okay, six, eight, five.
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That smoke detector is going to be from the first floor.
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County, 68, 21.
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21 and 12 are in route.
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Spotting at 638.
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It's going to be a first floor smoke detector activation.
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Operations Bravo 1, 2685 also in round.
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There's a machine there.
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You might go around and come up from the top.
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6-814, County.
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Okay,
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641. You're on 2, could you switch to the Bravo 1.
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61814.
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6814-641 operations Bravo 1 Bravo 1 Chief 68 5 on scene
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county 68 flow 68 12 68 12 68 12
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In route.
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642 operations, Bravo, 1.
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285.
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26885. It's going to be a culinary incident to hold of the pillar on scene.
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Pottsville, PA 17901
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