Burnt food triggers home fire alarm on East Dayton

Heard on: High Point Fire Department Dispatch

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Attention, Engine One, Truck Seven, respond to (number withheld) East Dayton Avenue, residential fire alarm, cross street of Clover Drive and Cook Street.

00:10

Tac 3.

00:11

Attention, Engine One, Truck Seven, respond to (number withheld) East Dayton Avenue, residential fire alarm, cross street of Clover Drive and Cook Street.

00:20

Tac 3.

00:28

He's a city from Copper City.

00:32

Go ahead.

00:36

Make sure they got an O two tank with him.

00:43

Heading up to you now.

00:51

One's on scene.

00:52

Single story wood frame structure, nothing showing back here.

00:56

Anyone has a man behind the vehicle.

01:02

Now you're in town.

01:03

Sorry, this is part of.

01:09

Looks like they're still holding calls.

01:11

They've not dispatched anybody.

01:15

Can you get a supervisor to meet you on PFC?

01:22

Dispatch, my communication.

01:25

Go ahead.

01:28

No fire problem.

01:30

Burnt food on the stove.

01:31

We can clear channel C and return back to B.

7/30/2026 03:24 PM

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E Dayton Ave, High Point, NC 27262

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a residential fire alarm at a home near East Dayton Avenue in High Point. Units found no active fire; the alarm was apparently caused by burnt food on a stove.

Burnt food triggers home fire alarm on East Dayton

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