Smoke detector alarm prompts fire check in Sag Harbor basement, Sag Harbor NY
Fire & ArsonA homeowner reported a smoke detector alarm in the basement and requested a safety check. Fire department responded and found no fire or gas leak at the location near Columbia St in Sag Harbor.
Audio|Source: Suffolk County Fire and EMS - 3rd Division
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Transcript:
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Interior Order of Gas[2], 5-1, Columbia.
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0663 out of gas, 847.
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Fire Department, Interior, Order of Gas[2], 847.
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30 on a 2nd[3].
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31st Unit 847, direct call from the homeowner said a smoke detector was going off in the basement.
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She's not sure if she smells gas or not, but wanted to be checked anyway before she left work.
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Okay. 349 first engine 849 out of 30.
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341-1-7.
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Roger 1, 849.
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Signal 2[1]. These hydrants right across the street, right next to my car.
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342, 2nd[3] engine 849.30, you're on scene.
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3rd4, I'm 21, tiger, right across the street right next to my car.
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Rob's dirty on scene with a hydrant across the street, 849.
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One's on scene.
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One on scene 850.
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Two is on scene at the hydrant.
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Two on scene at the hydrant. Two on scene at the hydrant, 851.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Signal 2: Hydrant location announcement
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Order of Gas: Possible gas odor or order for gas investigation
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2nd: Second alarm/response
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Location mentioned:
Columbia St, Sag Harbor, NY 11963
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