Firefighters respond to alarm near Smithville Road, Smithville IL
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a residential alarm near Smithville Road and Hanna City Glasford Road. They made contact with the homeowner and advised evacuation due to an intermittent alarm that may have been caused by carbon monoxide or a detector issue. No one reported feeling ill.
Audio|Heard on: Peoria County Fire - Digital
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02:17
Transcript:
00:00
421's in route 4 and 3.
00:08
450s in Route 1-0.
00:16
Day is 450s on the scene.
00:18
I'll try to make contact with the homeowners.
00:23
There's no...
00:28
There's no...
00:29
...it anybody's home if there's some tracks out of the garage, but no tracks out of the door or anything.
00:40
Hi, copy. Four-fifty dispatch, are you still on up one?
00:46
Talking out.
00:48
How did we receive this call? Was it from an alarm company or from a homeowner?
00:54
I came in from a (name withheld) that was the homeowner.
01:03
4.50, are you not getting an answer at the door?
01:14
I did just make contact with the homeowner.
01:23
Being some advice on the homeowners to evacuate the house.
01:32
I got to be 4.50.
01:34
We're just coming up to Smithville Road on Hanna City-Glasford.
01:45
450, I need you to let me know if anyone's feeling ill, weak, light headache, sick in any way.
01:55
Negative, nobody's feeling any ill effects.
02:05
Basically, the alarm's not going off consistently.
02:07
It's probably a battery, but we're still trying to evacuate the house.
02:12
Okay, we will still have to double check it when we get there.
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Location mentioned:
S Hanna City Glasford Rd & W Smithville Rd, Smithville, IL 61536
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