Faulty fire alarm triggers response at park facility, Bethel CT
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a faulty fire alarm at a park facility. There was no fire, and the building remained secure with a park employee on site while technicians were called to fix the sprinkler system.
Audio|Source: Connecticut State Public Safety (Troop G, I and DEEP)
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Transcript:
00:00
So fire was able to silence the alarm.
00:02
They are unable to reset it.
00:04
They advise that they need the park manager to continue his response.
00:09
And just so you guys know, they said until the sprinkler company comes out here to do something to the system,
00:17
we are going to continue to get fire alarms here through the alarm company.
00:28
All right?
00:31
Sounds like an actual system problem that needs a sprinkler mechanic.
00:40
Roger Lepardero Park Manager, now.
00:46
Try, too soon.
00:48
Stand by.
00:54
Secretary to come in.
00:57
I'm going to clear.
00:58
I'm going to clear that park employee is still on scene.
01:05
She's in the building.
01:08
I'll leave her here.
01:09
She can lock up or wait for the park manager.
01:13
Roger 132 was advised of the sprinkler malfunction.
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Location mentioned:
Mitchell Park, 164 Old Hawleyville Rd, Bethel, CT 06801
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