Cooking incident triggers apartment fire alarm

Heard on: Fort Salonga Area 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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According to her, they have just switched to CMS monitoring today, and they are not dispatching the alarm properly.

00:08

The correct address, (number withheld) Wilbur Court,

00:11

Zone B, the apartment, and it's for Zone Four Four.

00:15

Okay, so it's going to be (number withheld) Wilbur Court, apartment (number withheld),

00:26

not the maintenance building.

00:31

Correct.

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All right, I'll be in touch.

00:43

She explained that how the system works is actually dispatched from (number withheld) Wilbur Court, but the alarm company is supposed to give the apartment as the individual address because that's how it works with our CAD.

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So the individual address is (number withheld) Wilbur Court.

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10-4.

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Four 2053 .

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Four 01:53 .

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Food on the stove.

01:26

Occupant reset the alarm.

2026-10-23 03:41 UTC

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Wilbur St, Bay Shore, NY 11706

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As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatchers discussed a possible fire alarm at an apartment on Wilbur Court in Bay Shore. The alarm company initially sent the wrong address, but the correct location was identified as an apartment on Wilbur Court. The occupant later reported food on the stove and reset the alarm.

Cooking incident triggers apartment fire alarm

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