False fire alarm triggers evacuation at apartment building, Williston VT
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According to the dispatch call, williston Fire responded to a fire alarm at an apartment building on Zephyr Road. Occupants evacuated as alarms sounded. The alarm was found to be a malicious false alarm; no fire was present.
Audio|Heard on: Chittenden County Fire and EMS
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02:55
Transcript:
00:00
Close in fire.
00:01
Respond to near Zephyr Road for a fire alarm,
00:05
zone second floor pull station.
00:15
Williston Fire, respond to near Zephyr Road, Williston for a fire alarm, zone second floor pull station.
00:30
Shelvin Dispatch, Wilson, Engine 2nd, Rescue 1, responding.
00:36
104, Wilson.
00:44
Cover, Wilson, Car-1-2 respondent.
00:48
Then 4, Welleson.
00:54
The Lairport Respondable 4.
00:57
Law report responded before.
01:01
104, Williston.
01:11
Andrew ones on the air is funny.
01:20
Shumber dispatch, Wilson, car one.
01:28
Listen, car one guy.
01:31
Driving on the scene of a three-story wood frame apartment building, there's nothing shown from three sides.
01:37
Hornstrobes are active, buildings are the process of being evacuated.
01:41
Chief of Carwanahead's command.
01:42
We'll operate on our fire ground frequency.
01:46
In Park.
01:54
Blood report arriving until command where would you let us?
02:06
Okay
02:20
81 then hydard.
02:31
Central Dispatch, Mississippi, Mississippi Rescue One is arriving at UVM.
02:41
Shover and dispatch, except for road command.
02:45
Go ahead, Williston.
02:49
Malicious false alarm, there's no fire here.
02:52
All units except for Williston, Ladder 4 are in service.
02:54
Command is terminated.
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Location mentioned:
Zephyr Rd, Williston, VT 05495
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