Fire crews respond to alarm at Washington St building, Hartford CT
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to alarms at a multi-story residential building near Washington Street in Hartford. There was no visible smoke or fire, and the alarms were found to be functioning normally after inspection.
Audio|Heard on: Hartford Fire Department
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02:47
Transcript:
00:00
They're heading to near Washington Street with the assignment to follow on the alarms activated in the building.
00:09
Ten four.
00:23
Engine eight, engine six, engine one.
00:26
Ladder six, ladder two.
00:28
TAC one, district one.
00:30
Near Washington Street.
00:32
Army alarm is going off in the building.
00:48
The alarm is activated in the building, no smoke or fire.
00:52
Cross streets are Park and Ward Street.
01:09
Engine One, Ladder Six, copy the call.
01:19
Large four-story brick, nothing showing.
01:40
Be advised we got a 2nd call just announcing the alarms aren't going off.
01:45
Both detector and apartment alarm are going off.
02:01
Dispatchers saying smoke alarm has went off at an apartment level.
02:14
The apartments are at that level.
02:28
Yeah, I just gained access to the panel.
02:30
Everything's normal.
02:31
Ladder six is heading up now to go check that apartment.
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Location mentioned:
Washington St, Hartford, CT 06106
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