False residential fire alarm at apartment building, Aurora CO

False residential fire alarm at apartment building

Fire & Arson

Reported: 07/28/2025 07:59 PM (PDT)

Near S Dallas St, Aurora, CO 80014

Audio|Source: Aurora Fire

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Transcript:
I go to Claire, 211, head to Ilas Diorio. Excuse me copy, thank you. Welcome, 211. Engine 11, on a commercial correction residential fire alarm, 3625 South Dallas Street, building David, Unit 303, and 1011 on a residential fire alarm. 3625 South Dallas Street, building David, unit 303, crash shoot is east of person, place. Respondent, Top 2 at 2102. 516 is clear. 516, I got to Claire, 211. Head to I list GILA.O.A.S. 16, copy. Thank you. Welcome, 2101. Engine 11 on a commercial correction residential fire alarm, 3625 South Dallas Street, building David, Unit 303. And 1011 on a residential fire alarm, 3625 South Dallas Street, building David, Unit 303. Crashute is East Jefferson. Please respond on top 2 at 2102.

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