Burnt food triggers fire alarm at Chatham Acres

Heard on: East Hampton Fire/EMS

02:21

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

(number withheld) Governor William O'Neill Drive, unit (number withheld) for the fire alarm.

00:16

Three Samson Fire, (number withheld) Governor William O'Neill Drive, unit (number withheld) for the general fire alarm activation at Chatham Acres.

00:24

(number withheld) Governor Villanelle Drive, unit (number withheld).

00:32

All right, very solid one, you're responding.

00:39

12-(number withheld) responding.

00:41

Blackberry 12-5 on scene.

00:47

Four five on two.

00:52

Get hold of everything in quarters.

00:53

Burnt food on the stove.

00:56

Needs to wait for a reset.

01:10

Class three, twelve six on scene.

01:15

12-6 on scene.

01:20

12-(number withheld) also.

01:26

12-(number withheld) on scene.

01:56

12-5, we got a good reset on the alarm.

02:01

Copy on a good reset, thank you.

02:10

12-5, you can clear the air for the fire service.

02:18

Roger, clear the air 1843 and I'll clear PD as well.

2026-10-22 22:41 UTC

Fire

Opp Chatham Acres, East Hampton, CT 06424

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a general fire alarm activation at an apartment in the Chatham Acres complex on Governor William O'Neill Drive in East Hampton. They found burnt food on a stove, reset the alarm, and cleared the incident.