Commercial alarm linked to hydrant testing
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Eddy County Sheriff and Fire
03:28
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Ladder One Central, on scene, staged by the hydrant.
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Ladder One, 13 forty-seven.
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Command to Attack Team One.
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Ladder One Command, we're going to reposition a little closer.
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The gentleman doing a hydrant test at the back of the building, so you may check for a water flow code on the annunciator panel.
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And the pre-plan showed the annunciator panel
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back of the building, but you may find one closer.
00:48
Engine Twelve Central.
00:52
Go ahead, Engine 12.
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Arriving on scene, switching to UAV tag.
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Unit 1348.
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That sounds reasonable.
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I think that is the main fire control panel.
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And ladder one, just be advised,
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FDC is on the back of the building.
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We may have to see how we're going to rig you up to that if need be.
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Medic One Command, there's access through this alley over here to the FDC by the alley fire hydrant.
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Ten Four, Ladder One is positioning over to that area.
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Engine Twelve Command, we're arriving on scene off Main.
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Where do you want us to separate?
02:04
Just stage in the parking lot, and you may find ladder one on that side of the building.
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You can stage with them.
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This might be a water false alarm, so just hang out for now.
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Thank you.
02:28
10-4, and I did not see any active water flow out of the back of the building.
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Fire six central, I'll be out of the page.
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Just a quick word.
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Thirteen fifty-one.
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Command Central,
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Attack Team One.
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A water flow alarm may be activated due to hydrant testing.
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We'll be out another five to ten.
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Copy. Attack team one located a water flow alarm.
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Uh, 13 fifty-one.
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Command, go ahead.
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