Fire alarm triggered accidentally at Lone Tree commercial site, Lone Tree CO
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a commercial fire alarm at The Reserve at Lone Tree near High Note Avenue. Upon arrival, they found no fire and confirmed the alarm was triggered accidentally by a pull station. The alarm system was successfully reset.
Audio|Source: South Metro Fire Rescue
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Transcript:
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Engine 44, Engine 36, Channel SMF3, Commercial Fire Alarm, Map page Y-30A, at the Reserve at Lone Tree near High Note Avenue.
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Engine 44, Engine 36, Channel SMFOS 3, Commercial Fire Alarm.
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This is engine 44.
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Engine 44.
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We're on the large 9-story multi-fableness in our hallway.
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We have nothing showing.
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We just met with RP[1]ing stated that this was an accidental pole on the pole station.
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There's no problem so you can pick up.
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We're showing you in same a large nine-story multi-family center hall construction with nothing showing you do have an RP[1] that was saving it with accidental pull from a pole station and 236 you can pick up final nine.
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44 Delta go for reset.
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Go on for reset.
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24 alpha we got a good reset.
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Capital Commission.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
RP: Reporting Party
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Location mentioned:
Near High Note Ave, Lone Tree, CO 80134
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