Sprinkler alarm due to faulty sensor at business

Heard on: Adams CO Fire-Tac Group Calls

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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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June twenty-seven, have you in route Rocky Mountain Power, (number withheld) E 107th Place.

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Permission from the alarm company for a sprinkler water flow zone.

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And in history, the screen at this location was supposed to be on fire watch through today.

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Copy that. We'll head over there.

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Okay, 1532.

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Over, Engine 27.

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Engine 27, you can disregard.

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Someone else can submit it.

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Copy, Engine 27.

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Engine 27, go ahead.

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You can show us on scene.

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We'll have Rocky Mountain command.

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Copy on scene.

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This is Rocky Mountain command.

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I'm going to do this here.

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Alarm company is currently on the.

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Requesting a cancel.

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He was saying it's a faulty sensor and they did get a good code.

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Copy that. And just like that, we'll be back in service.

6/30/2026 02:32 PM

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E 107th Pl, Brighton, CO 80601

Sprinkler alarm due to faulty sensor at business

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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 were sent to a power facility near East 107th Place for a reported sprinkler water flow alarm. Units arrived, took command, and the alarm company later requested cancellation, reporting a faulty sensor with a valid code. Crews then returned to service.

Sprinkler alarm due to faulty sensor at business

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