Burnt food triggers alarm at apartment building

Heard on: Snohomish WA Fire Dispatch Group Calls

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

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Snohomish ladder one.

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Ladder one, go ahead.

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Ladder one's on scene of a five-story apartment building, nothing showing.

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We'll be investigating.

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And ladder one will have Mount Cristo command.

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Ladder one, Mount Cristo command on scene, five-story apartment building, investigating.

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Engine five, we're going to be available once you get another call on this.

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Engine five, copy.

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Welcome, SW1.

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SW1.

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Can you ask me to call for service 493?

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Where is it?

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E7 to SW1.

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E7, SW1.

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Ladder one, letter one driver.

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Ladder one driver from Mukilteo command.

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Fire one driver.

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Turn the alarm panel.

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If there is a 5th floor smoke and holes.

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Now we found the unit of some burnt food.

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See if you can reset it.

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Copy, reset it.

8/15/2026 03:20 PM

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Monte Cristo Dr, Eastmont, WA 98208

Burnt food triggers alarm at apartment building

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to an automatic alarm at a five-story apartment building on Monte Cristo Drive in Eastmont. Ladder 1 arrived, reported no visible fire, and investigated a fifth-floor unit where burnt food apparently set off the alarm. Crews then attempted to reset the building’s fire alarm panel under Monte Cristo command.

Burnt food triggers alarm at apartment building

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