Hotel fire alarm in unoccupied room
Fire & ArsonDispatch audio for a hotel fire alarm in room 231. Fire units and hotel staff coordinate response. No smoke or fire seen and the room is unoccupied; security will meet responders to check the detector and reset the alarm.
Audio|Source: Southwest Emergency Dispatch Center (SWEDC)
02:30
Transcript:
I don't work a letter one dispatch. Go ahead, letter one, dispatch. Letter one, ladder two en route. Keep going to fire alarm, please. Copy, the alarm is coming from room 231[1]. Hotel staff is en route. Copy that, 231, thank you. Sorry, letter one dispatch. Go ahead, letter one. Another one time change, two-story commercial residential hotel, nothing showing at this point in time, 136 would be command. And be advised, ladder 2 is not in service. Copy. Over. Medic 1 dispatch. Go ahead, (name withheld). We're in service heading over to Motel 6. Copy, (name withheld). All right, Helmetic 3 dispatch. Go ahead, (name withheld). In service. In service. Medic 1 the latter one. Go ahead. We're clearing the hospital heading your way, do you need it? It's a negative, return to quarters, please. Thank you. Ladder 1 copy is returning to quarters. Room is unoccupied at this point in time. I have the security guard going to the room to meet you there. If you can just verify that detector's on the wall. We'll reset this and get out of here. Copy verify room is up. Stand by.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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231: Room number of alarm activation
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Location mentioned:
Berea, OH 44017
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