Fire alarm triggered by cooking smoke near Islip Blvd, Suffolk County NY
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was triggered near Islip Boulevard reportedly due to cooking activity. Emergency personnel responded and investigated the source of smoke and odor. No fire extension was found, and the area was cleared. A tree down with sparking wires was also reported nearby but is a separate incident. Emergency crews managed both situations promptly.
Audio|Source: Suffolk County Fire and EMS - 3rd Division
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Transcript:
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Due to the second alarm[1],
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1751,
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1241 off venue, it's going to be right at the corner of near Brook Street.
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I got a second call from County, staying cooking, set off the alarm.
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Dispatch 7 is on a 9.
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A 9-2-1, give the complaint set out at near Islip Boulevard.
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Roger 9, stand by.
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31, 31, first alarm.
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Roger, 31.
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7.31.
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Go ahead, 31, 7, 7 on.
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You guys have a crew.
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One probie.
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Checking 20 now.
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1-0-0-0-20 is all clear.
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20 is all clear.
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20-031.
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20 is clear.
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31, I just spoke with the complaint over there.
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He said that he wouldn't take something out to the garden.
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He smelled burning rubber and plastic.
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I did ask him if he could step outside, try to help point you guys in the direction, try to narrow down the area.
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...level 21, signal 5 out of good Sam.
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21, around 517-554.
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Seven's on the two to the second alarm[1].
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0121 second alarm[1].
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One year two on a two onitude, 1755.
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19db U.S. Transport, though, advise.
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9G, 680, 388, mealback, and surface, while it's 5 to 5.0.0.5.
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525, 40 of 73, with the exception of the ambulance,
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at 1765.
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0.301. 301.
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1.1, second.
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Go ahead, Chief.
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I'm gonna have nine jacks sunrise going back west I'm gonna go north on 111 and hit the side street on the dead ends
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right.
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310.
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Direct call for a third alarm[2], tree down into wires with the wires sparking in front of near 2444th Street, switching up.
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All right, ten, four, you're gonna have three, four, one, and seven, take care of that alarm.
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Roger, Chief.
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Zero, one officer.
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One officer.
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Two, five, from 1241, food on the stove, no extension, windows are open,
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signal two to the third alarm[2].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
second alarm: Second alarm assignment indicating escalated fire response
[2]
third alarm: Escalated incident level requiring significant additional resources and personnel.
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Location mentioned:
Islip Blvd, Islip, NY
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