Fire alarm at small recreational center with no fire found, Beecher IL
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to a fire alarm at a small recreational center in University Park. They detected a smell of smoke and strobe light activation but found no fire or smoke in the building after investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Will IL Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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03:42
Transcript:
00:00
LCC ambulance 44 is in route to the fire alarm.
00:04
Ambulance 44 message received.
00:07
We did get a call from somebody unseen advising that the building does smell of smoke.
00:14
Message received.
00:16
LCC C-57 is on here.
00:20
Chief 57, message received.
00:23
LCC company 56 in route.
00:27
Company 56, message received.
00:30
LCC for Mation 44.
00:34
I'm doing 44, go ahead.
00:37
Go ahead, take station 44 down for me.
00:40
Master received taking down station 44.
00:44
Q44, I'll show you in road as well.
00:48
LCC, ambulance 44 is on scene.
00:50
I got a structure
00:56
One story, scroll activation, a person outside will be out investigating.
01:00
Nothing's showing.
01:03
Nothing's showing.
01:04
Nothing's showing.
01:06
We do have strobe activation, nothing's showing.
01:08
You're investigating.
01:09
You're going to talk with the person waiting outside.
01:12
I'm going to be returning.
01:13
University Park, Engine 97 are en route.
01:18
From Metro 44.
01:20
End of 44, go ahead.
01:23
See control is on scene.
01:25
Single story, small, recreational center.
01:29
One person outside will be outside of the agency.
01:31
Engine 44 will have Cardinal Creek Command.
01:36
Agent 44, message received single story, small recreational center.
01:40
One person is outside.
01:41
You're on investigating.
01:42
Feeture engine 44 has command. Cardinal Creek Command, Richard C.44, I'm out of your scene.
01:48
155 from LCC.
01:51
Go ahead.
01:53
The alarm company just called back and said that they made contact with the key holder.
01:58
They are on site and they turn on their fireplace.
02:00
There is no fire.
02:03
Pastor Steve, we'll keep this still for 56 companies.
02:07
You can show 55 companies available.
02:09
As a receipt, company 56 to handle engine 55 returning.
02:15
You can clear Chief 57 from there.
02:18
Chief 57, message received.
02:22
Chief 44 firm, Agent 44.
02:24
Okay.
02:26
Cardinal Creek, can there? Go ahead.
02:29
We do have some haze coming from the can lights and the back dining room in the Charlie Delta corner.
02:41
Go ahead and take command.
02:45
Your message received.
02:49
LCC copies.
02:50
Hayes coming from the can light.
02:53
G44G4G.
02:57
I'll be assuming Cardinal Creek command.
03:00
We're going to be working on red fire ground.
03:03
Companies are reporting the haze in the building.
03:04
All advice here in a minute if we need to upgrade.
03:08
Message received G44 has command where we're going to be working on fire ground red.
03:12
Companies are reporting a haze coming from the building.
03:15
We'll be standing by to see if we're upgrading.
03:20
LCCC is 56, 716.
03:22
We have two-story residential, nothing shown on three sides here.
03:27
spoke to the homeowner and said that the fireplace, Tampa, wasn't open.
03:33
The message to see the company 56 is on scene, two-story residential, nothing showing from three sides.
03:37
You spoke with the homeowner who had forgot to open the fireplace site.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Dixie Hwy, Beecher, IL 60401
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