Residential fire alarm in apartment building leads to fire response, Rice Lake WI
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a residential fire alarm was reported at an apartment near North Wisconsin Avenue. Smoke was visible in the hallway, prompting an upgrade to a structure fire response. Firefighters arrived, evacuated residents, and found no active fire or smoke upon inspection.
Audio|Heard on: Barron County Public Safety
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03:58
Transcript:
00:00
Barron County paging Rice Lake fire.
00:01
You're needed in the city of Rice Lake near Phoenixville and North.
00:04
Near North Wisconsin Avenue, apartment 105.
00:08
Again, near North Wisconsin Avenue, apartment 105 for residential fire alarm.
00:14
Time of pages 1931.
00:28
Wisconsin 824 Zebra X-Aiddle 824 Zebraxra Adam They have Cucke and Elm.
00:37
Okay, did you repeat the location again?
00:41
They have cock and Elm.
00:45
10 4.
00:50
To repeat.
00:57
Sarah.
01:01
Turniport.
01:08
Engine foreign route at 1933 responding for a residential fire alarm in apartment 105.
01:15
The caller advised that there is some smoke in the apartment and it is starting to come out into the hallway.
01:19
I'm having her start evacuating the building.
01:25
Copy, Baron.
01:26
Can you upgrade that to a structure fire with a new CAD, please?
01:30
1.30 response?
01:33
Aaron, copies upgrading to a structure fire.
01:44
Barron County, Paging, MNC Ambulance, Repaging, Rye-Sike Fire, Structure Fire, Structure Fire, Phoenixville North,
01:52
North Wisconsin Avenue, again, near North Wisconsin Avenue, time of pages 1934.
02:05
We're in 904.
02:06
I've got Rice Lake Fire and MMC en route for possible structure fire at Phoenixville and North started up as a residential fire alarm, but we do have smoke in the building.
02:15
Town for, en route.
02:19
Town four.
02:23
11 or 21 do you guys want to stop by the PD whoever's close to grab a key and kiss we need it all.
02:29
I don't know if we have a magic key or not.
02:36
How to it?
02:38
Andy Lincoln.
02:45
I do have a caller still on the 911 line.
02:48
I'm getting people evacuated out of the building, so there should be people out there to meet you.
02:53
Jennifer.
02:56
Let me roll from McCona.
03:06
I think so it's very traffic.
03:12
That's in 1028.
03:14
Tom Lincoln, 3914, Tom Lincoln, 3914 will be at QuickTrip in Chitech.
03:24
Mr. Fort Barron, we'll be out at Woodland Villa.
03:28
Nothing showing, 121 will be command.
03:35
Copy Agent 4 on C in 1938, nothing showing, 121 has command.
03:49
Negative, no update at this time.
03:50
Engine 4 just got on scene, advising that there's nothing showing.
03:56
10-4[1], thank you.
03:57
Thanks for.
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10-4: Acknowledgement/Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
N Wisconsin Ave, Rice Lake, WI 54868
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