Fire alarm triggered by water leak at college building, Wellesley MA
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Fire units responded to a commercial fire alarm at 12 Norfolk Terrace near Wellesley College. Upon arrival, they found no fire, and a water leak was discovered to have triggered a smoke detector.
Audio|Heard on: Wellesley Police and Fire, AreaWide3, Metro Fire
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02:48
Transcript:
00:00
Fire, fire, commercial fire alarm, 12 Norfolk Terrace, Tower 2,
00:06
2,
00:19
2, 2,
00:20
3, engine 1, car 3.
00:28
Fire, commercial fire, 12 Norfolk Terrace, Tower 2, Q3, Engine 1, Car 3, Timeout, 1559.
00:49
Cut free sure you are unresponding.
00:54
This is box 1326 for ABC House at Wellesley College.
01:02
Tower 2 is responding.
01:06
Tower 2 is on responding, 1602.
01:14
Engine 1 responding.
01:17
Engine 1 responding. Engine 1 is responding, 1602.
01:22
Quint 3 is responding.
01:26
Quint 3 is on.
01:28
All apparatus on responding to Box 1326 for ABC House Wellesley College.
01:33
It's going to be 12 Norfolk Terrace.
01:35
This was received via the digitized 1602.
01:48
Engine was on arrival 12 Norfolk Terrace, not a three-story wood frame resident and you all would pass in the command.
01:59
Engine on arrival at 12 Norfolk Terrace, nothing showing from a three-story residential structure engine will be passing command at 1604.
02:10
Two,
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Three, two, LF.
02:14
Freezing of 1232.
02:23
Engine one, two, car three.
02:28
Car three.
02:31
Water leaking into a smoke detector.
02:38
Received, engine one only.
02:43
Receive, car three, engine one only, clearing Quint 3 and the tower, 1605.
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Location mentioned:
Central St, Wellesley, MA 02481
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