Light smoke reported in multi-family building in Grove City, Grove City OH
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Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a report of light smoke and fire alarms in a three-story multi-family residential building near Hoover Road in Grove City. No active fire was showing on arrival. Command was established in front of the building while the cause was being investigated.
Audio|Heard on: Grove City Police, Franklin County Sheriff Dispatch West
Listen to dispatch call
02:10
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 204 is on scene. They have a three-story multi-family residential, nothing showing.
00:04
We do have some visible alarms.
00:06
We'll be out investigating firefighter clock on the afternoon.
00:11
Engine 204 are on scene with three-story multi-family residential, nothing showing.
00:15
You have visual alarms out at 6,100.
00:19
We do have a lot of 13.
00:25
Okay.
00:28
Henry, 040-020, which?
00:47
Post-Fatch for 10802-360 is complete and clear.
00:53
360 complete and clear at 16-0-2.
00:59
Command is coming.
01:03
Go ahead.
01:06
The mail is smoking in front of 302 is right in there now.
01:12
Copy.
01:18
Answer 2-0 3-9.
01:27
Good. We do have the floor, Sam.
01:34
Good.
01:38
We do have the light-chage smoke on up to the floor.
01:45
Copy. I'll assume command.
01:48
Farnes Pertang 2, I'll assume Hoover Road Command Command Command Post to be in front of the building.
01:53
I'll copy by the time of command in front of the building section of me.
02:03
Edge 204 Command, I'm going to send you some more people up there.
02:09
Copycution. It kind of smells electrical.
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Location mentioned:
Hoover Rd, Grove City, OH
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