Odor of smoke prompts evacuation at medical center, Bend OR
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Fire & ArsonA two-story commercial building at St. Charles Medical Center reported an increasing odor of smoke. Emergency units responded and began evacuations. No fire was visible upon arrival and investigation is ongoing.
Audio|Heard on: Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson counties Fire / EMS
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02:10
Transcript:
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312, 324, 326, 355, 374, 386, echo response for a structure fire,
00:07
strong odor of smoke at the St.
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Charles Medical Center admin building,
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near NE White Court, cross of Courtenayette in the end,
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312,
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324, 324, 326, 325375, 374, 386, Office 3.
00:29
Catch, 312 on upstream.
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312.
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312. 312.
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Please Bion.
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Okay, thank you to notes.
00:50
We've got a two-story commercial building.
00:52
They have an odor of smoke in the building that appears to be getting stronger.
00:56
They are evacuating.
00:59
The owner should be on the first floor in the front, two offices to the left.
01:07
It's batch 374, off three.
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374.
01:14
Our iPad is dead.
01:16
Can you show 374 responding?
01:21
Probably 3174 responding 1024.
01:33
373, Charlie, response for a sick person at Mount Bashroom Memory Care,
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20225 Powers Road, cross the Parall Road in 97, 373, off soon.
01:51
Dispatch, 326, 326 is on scene of a two-story commercial structure, nothing showing at this time, will be investigating, 326 will be wide command.
02:04
Copy 326 on scene of a two-story commercial structure with nothing showing investigating at 1027.
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Location mentioned:
NE Neff Rd, Bend, OR 97701
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