Fire alarm caused by toaster in employee lounge, West New York NJ
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a fire alarm at a mixed-use residential building in West New York was triggered by a toaster incident in the employee lounge. Squad 7 handled the situation without further issue.
Audio|Heard on: North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue
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01:21
Transcript:
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In West New York squad 7 engine 5 engine 3, Ladder Tower 3 battalion to respond 20 avenue at Port Imperial Fire alarms activated Grandview number 2 at Riverwalk.
00:10
Cross streets, landing plane, River Bend Road, that's for squad 7, engine 5, engine 3,
00:17
Light of Tower 3, Battalion 2 respond 20 Avenue of Port Imperial Fire alarms activated, Zone 1,
00:23
Grandview number 2 at Riverwalk.
00:26
Fire control squad seven is on team five-story residential mixed use nothing shown will be investigating establishing command
00:38
swan seven not saying nothing shown squad seven establishing point of command investment
00:57
Five, your draw from the squad seven.
01:00
So the toaster open in the employee lounge that we can handle.
01:08
Receive squad seven toaster in the employee lounge, squad seven can handle.
01:11
Every get point of period, all the companies want to respond to tie until we receive squad seven can handle.
01:18
Battalion to receive, squad seven can handle.
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Location mentioned:
West New York, NJ 07093
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