Residential fire alarm caused by burnt food

Heard on: Crawford County Sheriff, Police, Fire and EMS

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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County, alarm of fire, alarm of fire.

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I need you ten eight to (number withheld) north 260th .

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(number withheld) north 260th , Arcadia.

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RBI advise alarm fire.

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No other information.

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Time of page 1849 .

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Back today we spoke with all parties.

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It'll be an information report under my number because it's a conflicting story.

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Every juvenile has been released their parents.

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Ten four.

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North 260 , (number withheld) north 260 for a residential fire alarm showing zone one general fire.

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Copy, show myself and rescue three en route or rescue one en route.

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I am a rescue one, Kenny.

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Rescue one.

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You sure? Rescue one en route.

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Ten four.

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Dispatch to responding units to (number withheld) North 260 .

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We received a call from the alarm company advising it's going to be burnt food if one unit will continue to verify.

5/4/2026 04:48 PM

Fire & Arson

N 260th St, Arcadia, KS 66711

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a residential fire alarm near North 260th Street in Arcadia. The alarm was later determined to be caused by burnt food, and units confirmed there was no active fire.