Residential fire alarm triggers but no fire found, Carrollton TX
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a residential fire alarm in an apartment near Hudson Blvd in Carrollton, Texas. No fire or damage was found and the alarm stopped on its own.
Audio|Source: The Colony Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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And we're actually states to know of one of the mainness guys right now. Okay, thank you. Box 413[1], Engine 11, Residential Fire Alarm, 299-Hudson Boulevard, between Wind Haven Quay, Trinity Drive and Lake District Drive West. Time out.
00:28
229. The colony from truck 14, we're going to be clearing up shortly. We can take that call on Hudson. Canceling engines. Precate, should you take the call for engine 11? 7.27. Service numbers, 12933, 12933. 129.3.
00:56
colony from truck 14. If here's this is going to be cosmetic damage to the building, I met with the building maintenance, they're aware, so we're going to be clear, the same head to the next call. Thank you, Joe, show you going to 2990 Hudson Boulevard Department 107 on a residential fire alarm. Be advised the resident was Spanish speaking.
01:23
They've said that apparently the fire alarm for their apartment only went off and then has quit, just requested to be checked out. Briefing. 4-06-LWSA. Thank you. 477. I had one to this call. Go ahead.
Police codes explained
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Box 413: Fire Alarm
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Location mentioned:
Near Hudson Blvd, Carrollton, TX 75010
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