Fire alarm caused by burnt food at Harmony Tower, Harrisburg PA
A fire alarm was triggered at Harmony Tower near North Second Street in Harrisburg. Fire crews responded and confirmed that burnt food caused the smoke, and there was no active fire. Fans were used to ventilate the area.
Audio|Source: Dauphin County Fire and EMS Dispatch - Digital
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Transcript:
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Box one, Harmony Towers, three.
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Perman.
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Okay, Transpore you, Harrisburg.
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Okay, 192.
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1-122, near North Second Street, near North Second Street Harmony Tower for Fire alarm[1], Class 1.
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One time.
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Advised, it's actually going to be for a fire alarm. It doesn't appear. EMS is needed.
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Sweet. We're available.
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This is 93-1 is available.
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Okay, 93-1.
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Okay, 93-1.
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Our one.
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Okay, that one.
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Wagon for
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Okay, Wagon for
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from the affiliated monitoring.
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They initially put it in as an EMS alarm for personal emergency and then advise that the fire alarm is going off.
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Yeah.
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... Okay, six hundred.
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Okay, six hundred.
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481, I'm thoroughly replacing the attack.
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Okay, no 481.
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County, Squad 8 arriving, normal condition.
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Tower 1's arriving.
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Okay, Squad 8, Tower 1.
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She's on the occasion. I was fan counting.
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She's from Lieutenant 8.
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Flampton.
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Okay, welcome forth.
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I don't see, you can go available.
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Steve from Lieutenant.
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Okay, Lou.
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So you're confirming burnt food, got a decent smoke condition, we're going to need a fan. I'm sending dependent one down to show you where to set up at.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Fire alarm: Report of a fire alarm activation
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