Commercial fire alarm at arista apartments investigated, Texarkana TX
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a commercial fire alarm sounded at the Arista Apartments near Arista Boulevard. A resident reported the alarm but did not see smoke. Fire units were dispatched to investigate but found no signs of fire.
Audio|Heard on: Texarkana Fire Departments
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01:42
Transcript:
00:00
Texas Quint three in Engine 9 to receive a tone for a commercial fire alarm at the Arista apartment near Arista Boulevard in unit 316.
00:20
Texas, point three, and engine nine, please respond for a commercial fire alarm at the Arista Apartments near Arista Boulevard in unit 316.
00:29
They're advising that the alarm is going off, but they do not see any smoke.
00:33
Repeating point three, into nine, commercial fire alarm at Arista Apartments near Arista Boulevard in unit 316, 316.
00:41
R.P.'s calling in, advising that his alarm is going off, but he does not see any smoke.
00:46
Central Claire, 803.
00:52
Texas Central Quint 3 is going to be en route.
00:55
Did a call come from the alarm? Just from the owner there.
01:01
The information has actually been updated.
01:04
The RP is calling from unit number 315.
01:07
He believes it's unit 316 above him.
01:14
Appreciate, thank you.
01:20
Accentral undernives en route.
01:24
All units are read 803.
01:31
Texas Central Quentin 3 is on same here at Building 3 at Arista with nothing showing will be a risk to command to get down to investigate.
01:41
Clintry on Cine 805.
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Location mentioned:
Arista Blvd, Texarkana, TX 75503
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