Carbon monoxide alarm triggered at Tava Restaurant, Port Washington NY
Fire & ArsonAn automatic carbon monoxide alarm was activated at Tava Restaurant near Main Street in Port Washington. There was no confirmed fire. The alarm was likely triggered by maintenance work from a sprinkler company next door refilling their system.
Audio|Source: Nassau County Fire - East
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Transcript:
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Automatic carbon monoxide alarm.
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Restaurant near Main Street.
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Near Newmone Road and Madison Street.
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Dispatch at 3 2 3 2.
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Port Washington chiefs, automatic carbon monoxide on at Tava Restaurant near Main Street, Newmone Road, and Madison Street.
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To be 14 a half a half.
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Six three zero six six three six six three six.
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Allure 13 is a law unfounded, no condition upon investigation all unit 13 per 400.
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Two three zero zero.
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Two six three six three six on master UCLC 1113, 1213.
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Lieutenant Osama with a zone 1 for a medical word.
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One eight three zero Oklahoma Avenue in Court Street and Jory Lane South.
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Condo unit number (number withheld).
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Six five nine one nine service, three eight one two one two.
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Zone 1, medical order.
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Golden age of parking, one eight three zero Gomeradion and 4th Street Victoria Lings south.
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I'm no unit with a bus.
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The device six five nine nine is out of service.
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The sprinkler company working next door had to refill the system which triggered the alarm.
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The alarm is reset and holding.
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They are done working.
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Location mentioned:
Near Main St, Port Washington, NY 11050
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