Smoke from cooking sets off home fire alarm

Heard on: Porter County Public Safety

01:41

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

00:00

Beverly Shores Fire, 2501, 2511, and 2510, priority one, alarm, multi-residence, at (number withheld) East US Highway 12, time of 1817.

00:20

You want to try on the driver to see if he's any prior resisting.

00:24

I'm clear on his driving status.

00:33

2501.

00:35

Shore is clear on the call.

00:36

2501 will be en route.

00:41

2501, you're en route at 1819, the (number withheld) East US Highway 12, showing activated smoke detector for a single story residence.

00:54

No answer while attempting keyholder.

00:57

Showing hallway smoke detector.

01:03

2501's clear.

01:08

2501 Central.

01:12

2501.

01:14

The alarm company called back, advised they made contact with the resident.

01:18

They were cooking, smoke from cooking.

01:22

Clear, do they wish for us to continue?

01:29

Not requested cancel.

01:30

They were just advising the call.

01:33

Clear. I'll continue priority four.

01:37

If 2511 goes around, advise them to downgrade to priority four as well.

2026-10-03 23:16 UTC

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US-12, Beverly Shores, IN 46301

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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 reported fire alarm at a multi-residence building near East US Highway 12 in Beverly Shores. An activated smoke detector was reported, but contact with the resident indicated the alarm was caused by cooking smoke, and the units were canceled and downgraded to a lower priority.

Smoke from cooking sets off home fire alarm

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