Fire alarm triggered by construction activity
Fire & ArsonA noise from a fire alarm was caused by construction work. Fire teams responded but found there was no real fire.
Audio|Source: Sacramento Regional Fire/EMS Communications Center (SRFECC)
02:10
Transcript:
Arson 24, commercial structure, District 106, 1817, Professional Drive, PC1, PC5, Medicaid 102, Engine 19, Engine 54, Engine 60, Engine 8, Engine 20, Truck 17, Truck 2, Truck 10, TMS 24, Person 24, Operation 8, Operations A6. That's affirmative, this is defenses. Fire all units on A6. This is a defensive fire. Inside the building, let's confirm the Alpha side is professional, so our exposure is to the Bravo side. Engine 24, internal alarm commercial, District 109, 4050, Walmart Avenue, Engine 24, Operations A2. (name withheld) 109 is on scene? You have a sign? How does that 109 stand by for truckwork? Dispatch, RSN-1 at the structure-destruction 1 responding. Arson-24, confirm response. Command 1-106. Boy 41, could you have the case number? Fire dispatch, engine 101. Go ahead, drop 106. Fire dispatch. Engine 31, move up to Station 101. Engine 31, move up to Station 1, Station 1. Case 32112, 3212. Is it confirmed false alarm? by a construction desk. Thank you. Hey, it looks like the majority of this fire was from the Charlie side. We don't have a hard time, though, hitting it completely out without going to at least far away. 1019109, confirmed false alarm from construction desk.
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Location mentioned:
Near Riley St, Folsom, CA 95630
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