False fire alarm caused by burnt food triggers response, Parkersburg WV
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire alarm near 16th Street in Parkersburg. The alarm was caused by smoke from burnt food, and no fire was found. Units assisted in resetting the alarm system and cleared the scene.
Audio|Source: Parkersburg and Vienna Public Safety, West Virginia State Police
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Transcript:
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Central Parkersburg stations fire alarm,
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16th Street,
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near 16th Street, Cross Street to Celia Street.
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Point of activation once again,
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smoke and range hood, negative contact.
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Time of alert, 1137.
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Agent 3.
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To rescue 1.
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One zero four eight zero two, rescue 1.
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Aerial mapping indicating hydrant in front of 21,
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22, 16th Street.
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We're on scene, we're going to have the alleyway block between 37th and 38th Street, just FYI.
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Four one six, 1138.
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Engine 2 is around.
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Saffirons 2, 1139.
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He's on scene seeing nothing showing.
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We do have personnel outside telling us there's no problem.
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Staying by realtor. We're out to talk to him.
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Sanformation 3 on team nothing showing.
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1141.
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TW1.
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TW3 decision.
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CW3 decision.
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T33.
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This is a false alarm due to burnt food.
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A lot of the units can cancel, we're going to help them reset the alarm.
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Location mentioned:
16th St, Parkersburg, WV 26101
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