Residential fire alarm on Halls Mill Road

Heard on: Orange County Fire and EMS

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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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Engine 231, Battalion 204, (number withheld) Halls Mill Road, residential fire alarm.

00:07

Cross streets New Easley Trail and Bain Road.

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Ops 2, time out 1739.

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231, 204 is en route.

00:24

Two thirty-one, 204 , and route at 1740 .

00:33

Responding to an audible alarm, caller stated all fire alarms going off.

00:38

It's going to be a single family two-story home.

00:46

Caller states that they unhooked one of the alarms and that they have all silenced.

00:54

Two thirty-one.

00:59

Go ahead.

01:01

I believe we're going to go in from Efland-Cedar Grove Road side across the bridge now.

01:09

Hello.

01:14

He shouldn't have anything on the other side of the river.

01:16

That should be F and.

01:22

Units en route to Halls Mill Road.

01:24

The caller advised the house is going to be all the way at the end where the bridge is out, but that you can access it from Halls Mill Road.

6/21/2026 02:38 PM

Fire & Arson

Halls Mill Rd, Efland, NC 27243

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units were dispatched to a reported residential fire alarm at a single-family two-story home near Halls Mill Road in the Efland area. A caller reported all fire alarms sounding and then being silenced after one was disconnected. Crews responded using access from the Halls Mill Road side near a bridge.