Fire alarm caused by cooking odors near Washington Ave, Chelsea MA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire alarm activation near Washington Ave was caused by cooking odors. No fire was confirmed, and the alarm triggered by cooking smoke appears to be accidental.
Audio|Heard on: Chelsea Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Chelsea, engine 3.
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Respond 63 Washington, Washington Ave for apartment 203 for the report of an alarm activation.
00:08
Chelsea, engine 3.
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Respond 63 Washington, Washington Ave, Apartment 203,
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for the report of an alarm activation.
00:19
Engine 3 is a response to Washington Ave.
00:23
Manager 3, you got the response 1841.
00:31
Fire alarm, I mean a command two,
00:33
Tom, want to commence.
00:39
That panel show activation in 408.
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That's 4-4, outside 4.08.
00:52
I want to command,
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investigative cooking orders, or floor.
00:56
I'm trying to loop here.
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Do you have the smoke in this up there?
01:07
Just cooking orders right now. Just cooking orders right now.
01:09
X2 to fire alarm?
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Answer, engine 3.
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Engine 3 is on.
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C. 643, Washington, now.
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Engine 3, you're on scene.
01:19
That'll be for apartment 203.
01:21
Be advised calling Coddy stated that the alarm was set off due to the cooking.
01:24
Okay.
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Okay.
01:29
Agent 3 has the message.
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Location mentioned:
Washington Ave, Chelsea, MA 02150
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