Basement pipe leak triggers water alarm at home
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Bergen NJ Fire-Tac Group Calls
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We'll be responding (number withheld) Hardenburgh.
00:03
Radio, so you're responding at 1032.
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Your cross going into (number withheld) Harderburg is Anderson Avenue.
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You have a hydrant in front of (number withheld) Harderburg.
00:11
This was originally a panic alarm, was upgraded to a water flow alarm from the flood sensor.
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Nine car one.
00:23
To be advised, sir.
00:24
Nobody's on scene there.
00:27
I received.
00:30
Fire, come nine car two.
00:32
Nine car two.
00:35
Responding (number withheld) Hartmanburg.
00:38
Received, sir.
00:39
Ten 34 . Fire, come nine car one with an update.
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Go ahead.
00:47
The PD has made entry at this time.
00:49
Checking further.
00:51
I received.
00:54
Nine, fire company.
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Nine.
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Engine's going to Hardwick Parkway three.
01:02
We're receiving 1036 .
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Nine car one, fire company.
01:07
Nine car one.
01:09
On the scene, (number withheld) Clarendon, a large two-story residential.
01:14
I'll be establishing command.
01:17
Received, establishing command, ten thirty-seven.
01:19
Fire company to nine car one, an update.
01:23
Go ahead.
01:25
Guys, for PD on scene, it's a leak in the basement coming from the pipes.
01:30
Hey, 10-4.
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Nine engine five.
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Show the engine arriving.
01:37
First to one engine, we got the water supply.
01:40
We received 10-4.
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