Fire alarm due to fire suppression system issue, Green Valley AZ
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Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated near East Canyon Rock Road. Responders found no active fire. The issue was limited to the fire suppression system. Southwest Gas took over the scene and fire command ended.
Audio|Heard on: Pima County Public Safety South, Green Valley
Listen to dispatch call
02:36
Transcript:
00:00
Nali fire canion Rotsamash.
00:04
Go ahead.
00:07
It's going to be a negative fire problem.
00:09
It's going to be isolated to the fire suppression system.
00:14
You can go ahead and dispatch Battalion 151 to my location.
00:18
I copy. Zero 66.
00:27
Battalion 151.
00:29
Fire alarm.
00:30
At near E Canyon Rock Road.
00:38
I'd say that many.
00:40
The attendee the audible business at 750, 750 U.S.
00:44
Kaya, Royal.
00:50
Business name is the Mickey Group, 867.
01:02
One is 10-8.
01:05
Call from line somewhere.
01:11
This flash center 72.
01:13
72.
01:17
72.
01:20
This vice 10 or 70 is going to be in route to station some more for hose testing.
01:28
This patch copy sent me too.
01:32
Paramedic 435, sick person at near South Parasody.
01:43
Tilo-364-706-6-a-way.
01:47
Tilo-361-6 assist away at number withheld.
01:54
9-0-2. 902.
01:59
He's all the difference.
02:00
Let me see it's awesome.
02:06
Jim's that, man, Tadbury, Rapple 71 for Hose, Jason.
02:14
Lettingay, 1-2, CERC.
02:21
All right, Latter, 151.
02:24
Letter 151, go ahead.
02:28
Southwest Gas is on scene.
02:31
The scene is being turned over to them.
02:33
You can show command being terminated and the ladder 151 available.
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Location mentioned:
E Canyon Rock Rd, Green Valley, AZ 85614
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