False fire alarm at high school due to system testing, Windham ME
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According to the dispatch call, emergency responders investigated a fire alarm at Windham High School near Gray Rd, which was triggered accidentally during system testing. No fire was found, and the alarm was cleared.
Audio|Heard on: Cumberland County Public Safety
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00:55
Transcript:
00:00
File-arm, due high school command.
00:04
Good night, by alarm.
00:07
Barry from Dean and Allen is coming out to the riser to meet you guys also.
00:11
Apparently he left the high school about an hour ago.
00:14
He said he was just at the panel before Engine 22 and it was showing that it was a water flow alarm.
00:25
So I'm not sure if he reset it before 22 got up there.
00:32
Copy by alarm.
00:33
At this point you can clear ambulance 22, ambulance 23, show squad 27 available on scene.
00:39
There is no water flow at this time believed to be set off by them testing.
00:44
Also the caller is no longer with it but is willing to write.
00:48
One's aware he's Barry from Dean Allen is heading to the field Allen school after he meets with you guys.
00:54
That's the last school he has.
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Location mentioned:
Gray Rd, Windham, ME 04062
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