Fire alarm triggered by food on stove in building Alpha, Seattle WA
Fire & ArsonFire alarm at near 2nd Avenue Southwest was due to food left on a stove with no active fire in building Alpha. Responders found no visible fire and ventilated the area by opening windows.
Audio|Source: Seattle Fire
02:16
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 26, fire response, 9200, 2nd Avenue Southwest.
00:07
As it's 26, 9200, 2nd Avenue Southwest.
00:13
automatic fire alarm and building alpha truck's going to join you
00:21
Hedge 26 is at near 2nd Avenue Southwest, not the visible investigating, whatever in command.
00:28
Hedgein 26 is that location, nothing visible investigating, 2F command.
00:47
Engine 26A, I mean,
00:49
you've got to be food on stove. Can you repeat that?
01:15
We have food on just no fire opening a window.
01:19
Okay,
01:24
do we need the truck?
01:27
Do we need the truck?
01:44
Electric fan,
01:46
maybe try to reset, just need an electric fan in the hallway.
01:53
Okay, Latter 13 from command will mean an electric fan to 4-4-2.
01:57
5 of 13, okay, a lot of 13 is that.
02:07
What building are you guys in?
02:11
Building Alpha.
02:14
Okay, building Alpha.
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Location mentioned:
Near 2nd Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98106
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