Fire alarm triggered at apartment with burnt food odor, Thornton CO
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm went off at an apartment on East 88th Avenue in Thornton. No smoke or fire was found, but there was a smell of burnt food. The alarm was reset before firefighters arrived.
Audio|Source: Adams County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
Susan had been reset prior to our arrival. We did check room near 28. There was no smoke but an odor of burnt food. Just another has been reset so you can turn to command engine six available. Copy. Prior to arrival, you could check room near 120 and then you can work over a phone two. You could be clearing the other one in a meeting.
00:24
Engine 14, fire alarm, near East 88 Avenue, Apartment D, Cross Street, West 88th Avenue at Grand Street. Engine 14, near East 88 Avenue, apartment D, to Thornton, I'll say. Engine 2, Lipsis House 8, Winona Court. It's for a 34-year-old female, conscious breathing. Honeyville to walk, Apex Medical is on scene. She's going to be about 500 pounds.
00:54
We're out on the version. Not emergent. Engine 14, fire alarm, near East 88 Avenue, Unit D, on channel, Thorndonoff's A. Engine 14, Fire alarm, near East 88 Avenue, Unit D, on channel, Thorndaftay.
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Location mentioned:
Near E 88th Ave d, Thornton, CO 80229
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