Fire crews respond to alarm near Lake Valley Dr, Lisle IL
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, firefighters responded to a possible alarm activation near Lake Valley Drive in Lisle. Multiple units including Battalion 51 arrived at a three-story multifamily building. Command was established and later terminated after no hazards were found.
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Transcript:
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near Lake Valley Dr, Lisle.
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Engine Fifty Five, Tower Fifty One.
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Cross street of Keel Court and Sandra Road.
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Dupage County, Battalion Fifty One, that alarm.
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Right.
00:18
You got Engine Fifty Four is available on the line.
00:20
Roger. Engine Fifty Five, Tower Fifty One.
00:25
My Fifty Five going BLS at her hospital.
00:31
Roger.
00:33
Commander 55 on scene, I got a three-story multifamily.
00:37
I got nothing showing from.
00:38
Master Chief.
00:40
You got Battalion 2 on scene out of Lake Valley Command will be operating on fire ground red.
00:43
Battalion 51 on scene taking command, all companies switch to fire ground red.
00:56
Headache, district 213, near Lakeview Dr, Bloomingdale.
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Medic 21, cross street of Eastlake Street and dead end.
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Medic 21 unit, 68 year old female with a headache.
01:17
Lake Valley command terminated, no hazards or 55 will be your contact.
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Location mentioned:
Lake Valley Dr, Lisle, IL 60532
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