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Ingham County, MI

Fire alarm reported due to kitchen smoke at residence 

audio iconFire & Arson
Williamstown Township, MI
Audio|Source: Ingham Out-County Fire and EMS
00:25

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Ambuland, Station 5152, Fire Alarm, 3988, Beman Road. Station 6162 in East Hamilans, 388 Beeman Road in Williamstown Township on a fire alarm called in by ADT, kitchen smoke. The center's clear. This is match, McNay-3.

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