Activated fire alarm triggers investigation at group home, Southbury CT
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to an activated fire alarm at a group home near Lake Court. Investigation found the alarm panel active due to a hallway smoke detector but no fire or smoke was visible.
Audio|Heard on: Southbury Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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The activated fire alarm, multifamily residential,
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near Lake Court.
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unit A Alpha in the village, the group home for the hallway smoke detector.
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In South Radio Units, respond to the activated fire alarm, multifamily residential,
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near Lake Court Unit A Alpha,
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the group home.
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For the hallway smoke detector, time out 1547.
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Second, I'm on here, waiting you're crew.
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Roger, seven, wait.
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All right, one in one.
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Roger, and seven.
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It's 6, 1 and 2.
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Roger under 6.
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There's no 3.
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Half P4.
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On scene, Lake Court,
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two-story, wood, nothing showing.
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Roger on team, two-story,
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void, no.
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Did you have a unit number or was that a hallway detector?
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It was unit A Alpha?
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We're all the way down the driveway in the back on the right.
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Come around the back to get the healthy unit.
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We've got an alarm panel indicating hallways folks, but there's not appear to be anything wrong.
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Received.
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Car 2, all responding units for FB4's investigation, you can slow down to non-emergency.
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Location mentioned:
Lake Ct a, Southbury, CT 06488
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