Fire alarm at St. Andrews Shopping Center in Charleston, Charleston SC

Fire & Arson

Reported: 11/3/2025 09:27 AM

Near Savannah Hwy, Charleston, SC 29407

A fire alarm was reported at St. Andrews Shopping Center near Savannah Highway in Charleston. The alarm was confirmed and multiple emergency units responded to the incident near the intersection of Collium Road and Apollo Road.

Audio|Source: Charleston County Police, Fire, EMS/Rescue, Marine SAR

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Transcript:

00:00

Power 105, Engine 1-110, St. Andrews Shopping Center, near Savannah Hwy, alarm, incident, 10-04[1].

00:09

Power 105, Engine 1-110, St. Andrew, Shopping Center, near Savannah Hwy, cross streets.

00:17

Collium Road and Apollo Road, alarm, Incident 10.04, 1228.

00:28

Tower 105. Engine 1-10, St. Andrew Shopping Center, near Savannah Hwy, alarm, incident, Channel 4.

00:37

Tower 105, Engine 1-110, St. Andrew's Shopping Center, near Savannah Hwy, Cross Streets.

00:44

Collum Road and Apollo Road, Alarm, Incident, Channel 4, 1228.

00:49

Just that's much better, dark, right.

00:52

Okay.

00:53

55 alpha, this is not bravo.

00:56

How are you can park my vibe by my vehicle. I help. You guys can just get this hood open, please.

01:03

Hello.

01:04

I'm sorry. Can you show some route for empty teeth down.

01:07

Copy tower on five.

01:14

Engine 111. Battalion Chief 104, St. Andrew Shopping Center, near Savannah Hwy, alarm.

01:21

Charlie Response, Incident, Channel 4.

01:25

Engine 111, Battalion Chief 104, St. Andrew Shopping Center, near Savannah Hwy, Cross Streets.

01:33

Collium Road and Apollo Road, alarm.

01:35

Charlie Response, Incident, Channel 4, 1229.

01:44

Engine 111, Italian Chief 104, St. Andrew Shopping Center, near Savannah Hwy, alarm.

01:52

Charlie response, incident, 10-04[1].

01:56

Engine 111, Italian Chief 104, St. Andrews Shopping Center, near Savannah Hwy, cross streets.

02:04

Collum Road and Apollo Road, alarm.

02:06

Charlie Respunt,

02:07

10.04, 1229.

Police codes explained

The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:

[1]

10-04: Acknowledgment/Message received

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Near Savannah Hwy, Charleston, SC 29407

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