Fire alarm triggered by cooking at storage facility, Middletown RI
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As discussed during the dispatch call, the Middletown Fire Department responded to a fire alarm at a commercial storage facility near John Clarke Road, Newport Carvel. The alarm was caused by a cooking mishap on the third floor. Firefighters were unable to reset the alarm panel, and the fire marshal was notified.
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04:4
Transcript:
00:00
Middletown Fire, I'm on the air dispatching Engine Two, Engine One, Ladder Two, and Rescue Two.
00:06
near John Clarke Road, Newport Carvel, on a master alarm.
00:15
One's going off scene 76.
00:24
Responding at (number withheld).
01:56
Large two-story commercial storage facility with an active alarm.
02:00
I'll have John Clark command be headed to the panel.
03:48
The alarm activation was due to a cooking mishap on the third floor.
03:52
The panel would not reset.
03:55
The panel is going to remain in trouble.
03:58
The fire marshal was notified and contact will be made with the property owner and the alarm company.
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Location mentioned:
John Clarke Rd, Middletown, RI 02842
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