Smoke alarm triggers evacuation at apartment complex, Waukesha County WI
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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a fire alarm at a three‑story apartment complex near N Brookfield Rd in Wisconsin. A smoke detector activation in one room triggered an evacuation. Engine 20 and Chief 120 were on scene, with no active fire visible from outside.
Audio|Heard on: Waukesha WI Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:18
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 20, Med 20, you're en route.
00:02
Charlie level fire alarm called in by the alarm company.
00:05
They have room 128.
00:07
Again, room 128 looks like just a smoke detector alarm.
00:14
Engine 20 copy.
00:17
Dispatch, Chief 120.
00:20
Chief 120, go ahead.
00:23
Can you please attach me, place me en route and additional?
00:29
Chief 120, I copy you en route.
00:30
It's going to be a Charlie level fire alarm.
00:33
They have a smoke detector for room 128.
00:36
Again, room 128.
00:39
Okay, message received, thank you.
00:42
Dispatch, Engine 20.
00:44
Engine 20.
00:47
Engine 20 is arriving on scene.
00:49
Three-story apartment complex, nothing showing from outside.
00:52
You have an evacuation in progress.
00:54
Engine 20 is going to be Brookfield Road command, switching all units over to attack red on arrival.
01:02
Message received, Engine 20 on scene.
01:03
Nothing showing from exterior.
01:05
Evacuation in progress and command working on attack red.
01:10
Dispatch, Chief 120.
01:13
Chief 120, go ahead.
01:15
Come place me on scene.
01:18
Message received.
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