Fire alarm triggers response at multi-story apartment, San Jose CA
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated at a multi-story apartment building near Curtner Ave. A resident reported a possible fire but did not specify the location. Fire units responded promptly and conducted an investigation. Upon arrival, no visible fire was found. The situation was checked thoroughly, and the alarm was confirmed as a false alarm or no fire present. The investigation continued to determine the cause of the alarm.
Audio|Source: San Jose Fire
03:59
Transcript:
00:00
We just got a call from one of the residents there saying the alarm is going off and they did say there is a fire, but they didn't say where and then they hung up.
00:06
Would you like to investigate first since you're just arriving or upgrade to a structure?
00:10
Go ahead and upgrade.
00:11
Engine 37 and 4, Command 21[2].
00:12
37 on Trent.
00:13
That is A county trust 71.
00:15
Page of 37. County strike 71.
00:16
Engine 7104.
00:17
We also have truck 71 and engine 15 responding to Stevens Creek for the report that the interior is the building.
00:23
On scene, near Curtner Ave sent me up this curtain.
00:25
I see Civil Arts, Restore the apartment building.
00:28
That's shown from the exterior.
00:30
We'll be investigating how long units stage 71.
00:32
Engine 71 and Trux City 1 have been dispatched on separate calls.
00:35
Engine 37 setting up, right.
00:36
The large Victoria apartment is building, setting the address, and all units to stage.
00:41
Details. Truck 71 104, engine 71 did just come up.
00:45
We do not have their call over here on our system.
00:47
They should still be with County Fire.
00:48
We have you responding to 5636-36 Stevens Creek Boulevard, Department 376, and you're responding with our engine 504.
00:54
Truck 30 on 21.
00:55
Check 30. Check 3.
00:56
Section 13.
00:57
Structure response for a structure fire.
00:59
The command channel is Command 21[2].
01:01
Kirtner Studios.
01:02
701. Kirtner Avenue.
01:03
Your partner from Alamedan Ramp and southbound Alamedan from Kirtner Ramp.
01:07
Station 37's area.
01:08
The command channel is Command 21[2].
01:10
Imjun 26, does it?
01:12
Oh, that's 26.
01:13
The patient does not know their building letter, but per previous events, it's possibly building G.
01:19
George. 26 o'clock is now we're trying to make access.
01:21
Number 26.
01:22
1913 is on command 21.
01:23
Battalion 13 and we're out.
01:24
Engine 17, move for station coverage, to Station 17, 5170, Coniston Way, near Palmerston Court and Blossom Hill Road, Station 17's area.
01:35
At 21 from engine 3, we're in route.
01:37
Confirming there's no fire.
01:38
Engine 3, I copy you're in route.
01:40
Engine 37 is investigating.
01:42
H-3-5U-Medic 3.
01:48
Engine 8. Medical, 877, South 10th Street, near 11th to 10th Lamp and Martha Street.
01:55
Station 3's area.
01:56
Engine 7-7 is a untriage medical 58-year-old male with abdominal pain.
02:00
We'll be at the front page.
02:01
One one tonight is.
02:02
We'll be investigating.
02:03
I see.
02:04
County Drug 71, 10, 4, on scene of a for story apartment complex.
02:07
Nothing showing you'll be investigated.
02:08
I see 104, clicking error, request to cancel for Allenspright, Battalion 13.
02:12
For your responding engine company, we do not have Knoxville.
02:14
Battalion 13, I'll show you in service.
02:17
The time I'll show you in service.
02:18
Struct 714, no, Nogne.
02:20
Unit 13, CERC, Utilize, San Jose Fire.
02:22
Command 21[2] is clear at 2114 hours.
02:24
Confirm 18, cancel.
02:26
In June 15, that's negative.
02:27
Truck 71 just arrived on scene, reported a four-story apartment complex, with nothing showing and advised they do not have the Knox Keys[1].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Knox Keys: Fire Department Key Access
[2]
Command 21: Fire Command Channel
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Location mentioned:
Near Curtner Ave, San Jose, CA 95125
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