Fire alarms at two locations, one carbon monoxide alert, Hilton Head Island SC
Fire & ArsonFire alarms went off at two locations: One North Forest Beach Drive and near Cypress Marsh Dr. At One North Forest Beach Drive, the alarm company confirmed there was no emergency and a cleaning service was on-site. At near Cypress Marsh Dr, a carbon monoxide alarm was triggered, but it was due to the homeowner changing smoke detector batteries.
Audio|Source: Bluffton Township and Hilton Head Fire
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Transcript:
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Truck 6. One North Forest Beach Drive, alarms, emergent response.
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TAC1. Truck 6.
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One North Forest Beach Drive, alarms, emergent response.
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TAC1.
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Dispatch, Engine 8?
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Engineate.
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Engineate Medicaid, out of service.
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Engineate, Medicaid received.
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Ladder 5. near Cypress Marsh Dr, alarms, emergent response.
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TAC 1, ladder 5,
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near Cypress Marsh Dr, alarms, emergent response,
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tack 1.
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Truck 6, dispatch.
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Chuck 6.
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Truck 6, your responding general fire alarm activation, zone 992.
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Alarm company just called back, saying they made contact with skillets.
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All is okay on scene.
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Cleaning service is there.
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Great, see.
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Letter 5, dispatch.
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Letter 5.
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Letter 5, you're responding carbon monoxide activation in the hallway.
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Alarm company stated they made contact with homeowner they're changing the batteries in their smoke detector.
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Received. Letter 5 out of favor.
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Received.
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That's truck 6.
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On-scene, two-story commercial structure.
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Nothing shot this time to be investigating.
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Workers are on scene.
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Location mentioned:
Near Cypress Marsh Dr, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926
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