Fire crews investigate alarm at Sandy Lake Rehab, Coppell TX
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a commercial fire alarm at Sandy Lake Rehab near East Sandy Lake Road in Coppell. Units investigated a possible sprinkler activation at the back of the building. No visible fire was reported, and crews confirmed active alarms without evacuation. Firefighters checked the site before attempting to reset the system.
Audio|Heard on: Denton TX Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Commercial fire alarm near East Sandy Lake at Sandy Lake Rehab.
00:03
They're going to have one or two alarms on three.
00:07
Or you may need one alarm zone three.
00:10
Engine crews running in the area of the nursing home.
00:15
Nothing showing, we'll investigate.
00:18
Received, no one's on scene.
00:19
Nursing home, nothing showing, we'll have to.
00:21
We do have active alarms with no evacuation.
00:26
Received.
00:28
125 on scene.
00:30
Received.
00:32
We just entered and are going inside to double check everything before we try to reset it.
00:40
Received. Engine 122, you probably will not reset.
00:43
You have a water flow,
00:45
Sprinkler activation on the back side of the structure.
00:49
Received.
00:51
No response.
00:52
We don't have water flow here.
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Location mentioned:
E Sandy Lake Rd, Coppell, TX 75019
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