Fire alarm triggers response at Hayden High School, Hayden AL
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Fire & ArsonA general fire alarm was activated at Hayden High School near Atwood Road. Multiple fire stations responded, but no fire or smoke was found at the single-story school building.
Audio|Heard on: Blount County Fire & EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
Station 1984, 93, 28,
00:03
and Station 5, respond to Hayden High School near Atwood Road, fire alarm,
00:10
point of activation just says a general fire alarm,
00:13
no contact with keyholder, State Highway 160,
00:16
160 and dead end,
00:17
1430.
00:24
That's 1951, 196, what's responding?
00:29
1951 and 661 responding.
00:37
984, since you want to stand by.
00:42
84 standing by.
01:15
Station 930,
01:18
Station 28, 7.30, Station 5, 2nd tone.
01:21
Respondage, 89, 9-school, near Atwood Road.
01:24
Fire alarm, going back duration is June for general fire alarm.
01:28
Cross street is State Highway 16 at end, 1432.
01:37
9.3 received.
01:44
93 received. 93 received.
02:09
Station 2873, Station 5, first one eight in high school,
02:13
near Atwood Road, near Atwood Road, fire alarm.
02:17
Point of activation just says general fire alarms.
02:21
Cross street is a highway, 160 and dead end.
02:23
1433.
02:30
All right, I think each one's on the same, have a single-story educational facility, nothing showing, be out of the skating.
02:38
Ninety 51 will be that one from here.
02:43
Non-seen, city one on scene, single-story educational facility, nothing showing as commands, 1934.
02:56
Arraise, 1961 on scene.
03:01
19601 on scene. 19661 on thing.
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Location mentioned:
Atwood Rd, Hayden, AL 35079
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