Faulty alarm triggers fire response at nursing home, Chicago IL
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Fire crews responded to a fire alarm at a nursing home near West Oak but found no fire. The alarm was due to a faulty detector and was cleared.
Audio|Heard on: Chicago Fire - Digital
Listen to dispatch call
01:33
Transcript:
00:00
Mission 42 is on the scene, near West Oak.
00:02
We have an approximately eight-story nursing home facility, nothing to show, and we are westbound, assuming command switching the fireground.
00:12
Vision 42 minutes.
00:18
All right, time to bay, we're back on our stove.
00:25
Story, fire resistive, rehab facility approximately 150 by 150.
00:34
Companies are investigating.
00:36
Set the staging, Oak and LaSalle.
00:43
The area for the Boxland near West Oak is going to be LaSalle and Oak.
00:48
The staging area for the Boxline Army near West Oak is going to be LaSalle and Oak. The staging area for the Boxline Arm near West Oak.
00:51
Oak and LaSalle.
00:57
Italian 3 to me.
00:58
You can strike the first floor.
01:03
Be on the scene with 42 in the truck, a few minutes to reset.
01:07
All right, but thank you cut out in the middle of your, you started and then cut out.
01:16
You can strike out the box, faulty detector.
01:19
We be on the scene with 42 in the truck to a reset.
01:25
Foxxlerm near West Oak struck on the orders of the third battain.
01:29
The Foxxlerm near West Oak struck on the orders of the third battain.
01:32
Company so responsible.
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Location mentioned:
W Oak St, Chicago, IL 60610
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