False fire alarm at six-story nursing home
Fire & ArsonFire department units responded to a reported fire alarm (box alarm) at a six-story nursing home at or near the intersection of 61st and Stony Island Avenue. Upon arrival, nothing was showing, and the situation was downgraded to a civilian assist with no active fire scene.
Audio|Source: Chicago Fire - Digital
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Transcript:
Way to Western, there's nothing. We're going to head back to 190 financials for that accident. 24 message received. About 5454. 254. 25 south inward, a cold box, six-story nursing home, nothing shown. We are northbound. Measure 54. 154, an accident, sent forth in receipt, 74th and received 4th in Racine by the Dollar General. 74th from Racine, the Accident, 54. 96 Maine. We have a corrected address to 905, North Waller, and PLS, CPD for 4th century. Should we please for 4th entry. With this stage near for that coal box, it's 61st and Cillwood on Stoney out of 50 first in Stoney for that no space area. Companies respond to the box alarm, 612510. With staging here, it would be 601 in Stoney. Company is responding to the box alarm. 6125, can we stage in here, it will be 60 first, sorry. Travel 60, sighting. Any word from truck 60, you could hold the ambulance, and this will be a civilian assist. Truck 60 message, we'll hold in on the 12. 98th on the return.
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Location mentioned:
S Stony Island Ave & E Park Shore East Ct, Chicago, IL 60637
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