Burnt food triggers fire alarm at Highspire Apartments
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Dauphin County PA Regional Fire Dispatch
02:17
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Box 55-2, Highspire Apartments, (number withheld) Ann Street, closer to Willow and High.
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Fire alarm.
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Company 55, engine 59.
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Towers 88 and 91.
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Can I hear please, tower 91?
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Okay.
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Company 55, chief of line officer from county.
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Company 55, chief of line officer from county.
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Tower 88 with four.
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Tower 88 with four.
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It's going to be the highest fire department, (number withheld) Ann Street.
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We originally got it as a 3rd floor elevator lobby smoke detector alarm.
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We have since gotten a call from the Dauphin County Housing Authority.
00:47
I believe they're on site saying it was burnt food and they just need one unit for ventilation.
00:54
Copy that. We'll respond class three until somebody from 55 gets on the air.
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Okay.
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County engine 59 with four will also respond in class three.
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Engine 59 with four.
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County wagon 55 with four.
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Wagon 55, you're.
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Out.
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That's correct.
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Copy with four.
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Originally came in as a 3rd floor elevator lobby smoke detector alarm.
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We have since got a call back from Dauphin County Housing.
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I believe they're on site saying it was burnt food.
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They only need one unit for ventilation.
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Copy, you can hold it to the wagon 55.
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We'll be on station shortly.
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Okay. Engine 59, you're in service.
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Tower 8. Eight, are you available for a transfer? Cumberland County is asking.
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That's correct.
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We're available.
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All right, stand by.
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I'll let you know.
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County wagon 55 is on the scene.
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Normal conditions from apartment building.
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We'll use our borough if we need it.
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