Cooking smoke triggers alarm near 9th Ave, Huntington WV
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible residential fire alarm near 9th Avenue in Huntington. Units found that the smoke detector had been triggered by cooking smoke. The alarm was reset and no fire activity was found.
Audio|Heard on: Huntington Fire Department
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Transcript:
00:00
Engine 2. Engine 10 Tower 2.
00:05
Fire alarm.
00:07
near 9th Ave,
00:10
near 9th Avenue.
00:20
Tower 2 is responding.
00:23
Intent is responding.
00:27
Intent is responding.
00:30
Intentine responding.
00:37
...opio units, fire alarm,
00:41
near 9th Avenue, showing living room smoke detector.
00:53
Instant two is on scene, two-story residential structure.
00:56
There's nothing showing at this time.
00:58
It'll be nice to have a new queen.
01:03
Tower shoes off the scene.
01:19
I'll respond to you in the singer reserve.
01:24
Vision Ving, Cobby returning.
01:28
Towers is returning.
01:29
Towers is returning.
01:37
Dispatch coffee.
01:42
Dispatch agency in the quarters.
01:48
Dispatch, Mike Tavit in command.
01:54
Command, go ahead.
01:57
This alarm was set off due to cooking smoke.
01:59
The alarm is reset and holding.
02:01
Command is terminated.
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Location mentioned:
9th Ave, Huntington, WV 25703
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