Heavy smoke prompts evacuation at Princeton home, Princeton MA
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Fire & ArsonHeavy smoke was reported in the basement of a residential home near Allen Hill, prompting residents to evacuate as firefighters responded to investigate potential flames.
Audio|Heard on: Ashburnham Area Fire Departments
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02:7
Transcript:
00:00
Princeton 5754, smoke in the building, near Allen Hill.
00:19
All fire personnel,
00:21
near Allen Hill,
00:23
for the possible structure fire, smoke in the basement,
00:27
unknown flames at this time, residents are being asked to evacuate.
00:31
All fire, all fire, personnel near Allen Hill, for the possible structure fire,
00:37
smoke in the basement, unknown flames at this time, residents are being asked to evacuate.
00:41
The fire clear,
00:43
639.
00:51
Superfire, standby for the second tone, near Allen Hill.
01:08
All fire, second tone, near Allen Hill.
01:12
There's heavy smoke in the basement, unknown flames at this time, residents are out.
01:16
Again, Princeton-fire, all-fire personnel, please respond near Allen Hill, with heavy smoke in the basement, unknown flames at this time.
01:23
The residents are out of the house.
01:25
I have R-22,
01:27
delay to station two.
01:28
I have R15 to Station 2, M10 to headquarters,
01:32
and M1 to headquarters.
01:34
Final, I'm clear 642.
01:37
File on 25von.
01:40
A1. They are responding.
01:48
I'm actually a point up on scene.
01:52
Two day be on team.
02:00
And A1, nothing's showing from that.
02:04
First of A1, you're advising nothing showing from one-five to 43.
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Location mentioned:
Allen Hill Rd, Princeton, MA 01541
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