False fire alarm caused by construction dust in Harrisburg, Harrisburg SD
Fire & ArsonA general fire alarm at near Railroad Ave in Harrisburg was triggered but found to be false. The alarm was likely caused by dust from nearby construction reaching the fire detector.
Audio|Source: Lincoln County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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32 dispatch Harrisburg fired to near Railroad Ave for a general fire alarm, American passenger.
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They need law enforcement?
00:10
Definitely.
00:11
Unseen another drone on approach.
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At this time I'm not thinking so I'm thinking this is going to be a false alarm.
00:24
We got a guy outside doing some construction on the building so let me talk to him.
00:28
Fire two is the station one.
00:30
Go ahead for fire two.
00:31
Yeah, fire two.
00:32
I've got one person at the station right now.
00:34
We're kind of hang out and if you want to engine one, let us know.
00:36
Yeah, this is a confirmed pulse alarm so all Airsburg units can stand down.
00:41
Fine, Adam 74, 1717.
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Control, Unit number one.
00:46
Two and four.
00:47
It's probably set off some dust that got into the detector that set off the alarm.
00:52
Harrisburg Fire 2 will be clear of the same and you can put all units back in service.
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Location mentioned:
Near Railroad Ave, Harrisburg, SD 57032
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