Fire alarm triggered by cooking activity in apartment, Colorado Springs CO
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm at an apartment near Victoria St was triggered by food left cooking on the stove. There was no active fire, and responders reset the alarm and canceled the additional units.
Audio|Source: Colorado Springs Fire and EMS
02:18
Transcript:
00:00
Tower 1[4], Lieutenant,
00:01
Tower 1[4] driver. It's Unit 206[2].
00:03
Food on the stove.
00:04
Copy, food on the stove.
00:05
Do you need any further resources?
00:07
That's negative.
00:08
Senator 1 and Jim 3, do you still need those key cards or are you good?
00:10
Payform, we'll use those key cards.
00:12
We'll hold Engine 3[3],
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Tower 1[4], all other companies can cancel.
00:16
Power 1 will be command.
00:17
We'll call this Victoria Command[1].
00:19
Time one copy is Victoria Command[1].
00:21
You're going to hold Tower 1[4] and Engine 3[3].
00:23
Command copy, taking the cards up to 206.
00:27
Tower 1[4] Lieutenant.
00:28
Did you do a reset or did you just silence?
00:30
I silence the alarm for right now.
00:32
Go ahead and try a reset.
00:33
It's pretty clear up here.
00:34
Got that, working on a reset.
00:36
AMR[5] 25 is on team.
00:38
AMR[5] from command, you can cancel.
00:40
25 copies cancellation direct, thank you.
00:42
All companies, we have a good reset of the panel.
00:45
Good time. One, copy.
00:46
Okay, Edlin.
00:47
AMR[5], ALS, CO2.
00:48
I copy. Personnel gets back down.
00:50
You guys can cancel.
00:51
Dispatch, we can release Command 4 and return back to Fire 1.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Victoria Command: Incident Command Name
[2]
Unit 206: Apartment/Unit Number
[3]
Engine 3: Fire Unit
[4]
Tower 1: Fire Unit
[5]
AMR: Ambulance/EMS Unit
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Location mentioned:
Near Victoria St, Colorado Springs, CO 80903
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