Attic heat detector repeatedly triggers alarm

Heard on: Cook IL Fire Dispatch Group Calls

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We're receiving another activation.

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All right, we're having a problem with the heat detector.

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We're going to try to pull the detector off.

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I think it's going to be a contact.

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I'm going to work on that system.

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Ambulance 29, engine 30, engine 32, truck 28, and battalion 28 to an indoor gas leak.

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Grid 3006 at (number withheld) Greenwood Avenue.

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At (number withheld) Greenwood Avenue.

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Grid 3006, an indoor gas leak.

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Ambulance 29, engine 30, engine 32, truck 28, and battalion 28.

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Columbia engine.

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Seven.

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Go ahead.

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Attic heat detector, we're unable to access.

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It's very deep in the attic.

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No hazards though.

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Alarm's going to remain.

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Silence the whole fire alarm.

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If you could contact the key holder, please.

7/30/2026 11:41 AM

Fire

Greenwood Ave, Glencoe, IL 60022

Attic heat detector repeatedly triggers alarm

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews and an ambulance were dispatched to a reported indoor gas leak at a building near Greenwood Avenue. Responders also dealt with a recurring attic heat detector activation that appeared to be a malfunction, and no hazards were found. The fire alarm was silenced and dispatch was asked to contact the key holder.

Attic heat detector repeatedly triggers alarm

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