Fire crews respond to smoke near Monterey Ct, Spotsylvania County VA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency units responded to a possible structure fire near Monterey Way and surrounding streets in Virginia. The incident involved a single-story home where smoke was reported after an oven was turned on for the first time. There was an odor from the appliance, but no active fire was found. Crews on scene confirmed conditions were safe and limited further response.
Audio|Heard on: Fredericksburg City and Spotsylvania County Fire and EMS
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02:24
Transcript:
00:00
Engine three, structure fire near Monterey Way.
00:05
Cross streets are Andrea Way and Bellgrove Lane.
00:08
Respond priority one on incident one.
00:16
Also radio one, supply will be Food Lion in Thornburg.
00:32
That's going to be near Monterey Way, single story home.
00:37
Turning on their oven for the first time, there was an odor from the appliance.
00:40
No fire seen.
00:41
Second caller reported some smoke.
00:46
They do have gas appliances; someone did not feel well.
01:16
Rescue and aid on scene.
01:18
Single story residential structure.
01:21
Structure nothing evident besides alpha and delta.
02:21
No active fire.
02:23
Units on scene can hold the response.
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Location mentioned:
Monterey Ct, Virginia 22407
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