Commercial fire alarm at st. peter's lutheran church, Port Jervis NY
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, the Port Jervis Fire Department responded to a commercial fire alarm activation at St. Peter's Lutheran Church near West Main Street. On arrival, units investigated the alarm, which was reported to be a false alarm by the alarm company.
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Transcript:
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Attention, Port Jervis Fire Department, responding commercial fire alarm activation, St.
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Peter's Lutheran Church.
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Near West Main Street, Hudson Street on the calls.
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We're greening for Rogers,
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Responding commercial fire alarm activation, St.
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Peter's Lutheran Church.
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Near West Main Street, Hudson Street, Washington Avenue, and Colchon, Box 3810.
00:24
I want to report here is DC-1 receive the assignment units and service.
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Rogers DC1, using service responding at (number withheld).
00:38
Regional fire alarm activation and the alarm company said at least bookgo party on site recording false alarm all right we're at you only so almost there we'll check it out thank you DC2 I'll check it out (number withheld).
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911 port service units are on-scene investigating.
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(number withheld) units on-scene investigating (number withheld).
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Location mentioned:
W Main St, Port Jervis, NY 12771
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