Light smoke from overheated washing machine at apartment, Santa Rosa CA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to light smoke seen in the laundry room of a two-story apartment complex near May Avenue in Santa Rosa. Upon investigation, they found the source was an overheated washing machine. The situation was controlled without any further hazards or injuries.
Audio|Source: REDCOM Dispatch, Control
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Transcript:
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Center Rosa Station 4 structure fire
00:09
I don't know.
00:53
Battalion 1, Engine 1, Engine 4, Engine 9, Truck 1, Squad 2,
00:58
(number withheld).
00:59
Reporters spoke from the laundry room near May Avenue, Santa Rosa.
01:09
Evans Drive,
01:11
Control 3, (number withheld).
01:19
Control 3, engine 4.
01:23
Engine 4.
01:29
We're on scene, two-story apartment.
01:32
Looks like maybe light smoke showing.
01:35
From a laundry area, we're investigating.
01:38
We do not have water.
01:42
Engine 4, ad scenes, two-story apartment complex, light smoke, possibly showing from the laundry area.
01:47
No water. Investigating at (number withheld).
02:01
San Rosa, Station 11,
02:04
MediClaid, Vista, Family Health.
02:08
Battalion 1, Control 3, show you responding with Engine 1, Engine 1, Engine 9, Truck 1, Squad 2.
02:13
Engine 4 already at scene, reporting light smoke showing from a two-story apartment complex, possibly from the laundry area.
02:21
They're investigating.
02:22
Tack 5 is assigned at (number withheld).
02:29
Control 3, engine 4.
02:32
Control 3.
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Engine 3, Medi-(number withheld), Medical Aid, Vista Family Health Center.
02:38
The water that overheated.
02:40
(number withheld), Tamarosa.
02:43
Control 3.
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Copy continuing. Truck 1, cancelling the balance.
02:48
Overheated washing machine.
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Santa Rosa, CA
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