Cooking incident triggers residential fire alarm

Heard on: Carroll County Fire and EMS - Digital

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Four 4430 for the residential fire alarm.

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(number withheld) Chestnut Street, King Grant Street, Oak Street, Alpha Two.

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From 324,

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ambulance 37, 311, injured

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person, not emergency response.

00:23

In the roadway, Uniontown Road to Rockland Road,

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3107.

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For response.

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Engine 137, right.

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Engine 37, Alpha 3, 10-18.

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Engine 43 with 4.

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Engine 43, Alpha 2, 10-18.

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Engine 31 with 2.

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Engine 31, Alpha 3, 10-18.

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10-2, Engine 43.

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Four three is on the scene.

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Okay, four three, we just got a call back.

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Caller advised that she was cooking bacon and set the alarm off.

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We did not receive a cancellation from the alarm company.

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Okay, we can confirm that.

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We'll check for extension and advise if we get anything else.

9/7/2026 07:13 AM

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Chestnut St, Manchester, MD 21102

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported residential fire alarm near Chestnut Street in Manchester. The caller later reported that she was cooking bacon and may have accidentally set off the alarm. Units checked the home for any fire extension.

Cooking incident triggers residential fire alarm

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