Heat detector alarm reported in quincy garage, Quincy MA
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to an alarm activation triggered by a heat detector in garage 14 near Uplandwood Circle in Quincy. No active fire was found during the investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Norfolk County Fire Control
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Transcript:
00:00
No,
00:02
with fire dispatching, engine four, engine five, engine six, and NC2[1] for inside investigation near Uplandwood Circle,
00:12
the garage 14.
00:16
Response,
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five o'clock.
00:23
NC2[1] has the update.
00:26
A-fass, of course.
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Steve, A5-tillion quarter, five o'clock.
00:40
Steve A3rds, fire for Mediq 2.
00:45
Please enter, then, too.
00:48
Meding 2 is clear, the offshore return.
00:54
Medi 2 is returning, 0500.
01:04
Companies have a response to which reports 14.
01:09
14.
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NC2[1] North Barrier Monstein, light four storey, apartment building, alarm sounding.
01:27
The C's Nt2 Lodge 510.
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Puller on the back.
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This is Nt2, lodge 4-story apartment building.
01:41
Your last command.
01:47
5.O2. Intertext command.
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Do you want us pull around back?
02:06
Command engine six.
02:12
Okay.
02:15
Okay. Okay. The building.
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Command engine five.
02:18
Uh, check.
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Engine six is off.
02:34
Let's seize engine six.
02:35
Have you one, 503.
02:41
5-0-2.
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5-0-2.
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Receive 5 have you on C-5.
02:48
Have you seen? 504.
02:56
Commandant-O-fire, investigating heat detector activation, garage 14.
03:02
Receive investigating heat center alarm, garage 14, 504.
Police codes explained
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[1]
NC2: Norfolk County radio channel 2 (operations channel)
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Location mentioned:
Garage, Quincy, MA 02169
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