Accidental fire alarm at River Street building, Waltham MA
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As discussed during the dispatch call, firefighters responded to a central station fire alarm near River Street in Waltham. The alarm was found to have been accidentally activated by the building management while they were resetting a pull station. No fire or hazards were present, and the scene was cleared.
Audio|Heard on: Waltham Fire
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02:28
Transcript:
00:00
Squad 5, Engine 1, Ladder 2.
00:01
Squad 5, Engine 1, Ladder 2.
00:03
Near River Street, Unit B Bravo on the central station alarm.
00:08
No zone indication.
00:11
That's Squad 5, Engine 1, Ladder 2.
00:14
Near River Street.
00:15
River Street unit B Bravo on the Central Station Alarm.
00:18
Station one,
00:19
We're Little Street to School Ave.
00:21
Squad five.
00:25
Moving company seven.
00:29
Company seven, run transmitting box five four.
01:05
Waltham Fire Broadcast, all out on fire.
01:07
Box 54 has been transmitted to River Street.
01:10
Unit B Bravo, funding sectional on Waltham Fire 1930.
01:22
C2 to Waltham.
01:28
C2.
01:31
C2's off on River Street, nothing showing.
01:34
C2 have River Street command.
01:36
The companies, it's a building all the way down the back.
01:43
C2, you're up with command, nothing showing at 1932.
01:54
Engine one to walk there.
01:55
Moody companies are off.
01:56
Five's at hydrant.
01:59
C2 to the company, stay up on River Street if you can.
02:07
Engine one has one.
02:11
Woody Company's up.
02:13
The fire on C2.
02:15
Go ahead.
02:19
Yeah, we have a member of the management team here.
02:21
They were trying to reset a pull station, so it's accidental by them.
02:24
You put the auto in the box, companies to quarters, you can terminate command.
02:27
C2 to handle.
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