Fire alarm at Chester Township home is false, Chesterland OH
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According to the dispatch call, fire responders were sent to near Sherman Road in Chester Township for a fire alarm. The alarm company confirmed with the homeowner that the alarm was caused by lighting a wood burner, making it a false alarm.
Audio|Heard on: Geauga County Public Safety
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00:46
Transcript:
00:00
Chester for a fire alarm.
00:06
Attention,
00:09
Chester. You need to respond.
00:10
Near Sherman Road.
00:12
Near Sherman Road.
00:14
Report of a fire alarm, but also called it as a false alarm.
00:19
20-00-clear, 14-08.
00:22
20-100, Chester.
00:29
Go ahead.
00:31
Just to confirm on this, while we were on the phone with the alarm company, they did speak with the homeowner and advised they had just lit their wood burner.
00:38
So whatever you guys want to do with it?
00:43
Yeah, I'll respond in 82.
00:45
That's working.
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Location mentioned:
Sherman Rd, Chesterland, OH 44026
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