Suspicious odor reported at Southwest Ticketing

Heard on: Milwaukee County Public Safety - South Suburbs

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Stand by for an odor investigation.

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Stand by for an odor investigation.

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Chief 702, Engine 716, Rescue 715, responding for an odor investigation at Southwest Ticketing.

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Per Ticking, it's a suspicious odor.

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They are unable to identify.

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Again, responding for an odor investigation at Southwest Ticketing.

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Squad 821, dispatch 1049.

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Copy.

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352, 1049.

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Copy, 352.

00:55

Dispatch, 1049.

00:57

Copy.

01:04

Dispatch,

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1049.

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Engine eight to dispatch, we're going to be able to transport emergency.

01:17

Message received, still transporting unit emergency.

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Thirty 30 , we're investigating two and a half story multi-family.

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Two and a half story multi-family, investigating.

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Message

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received. Engine one sixty-seven, desk.

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Direct patrol, quick response.

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Dispatch, Chief Seven Hundred and Two, en route Southwest Ticketing, odor investigation.

2026-11-13 10:03 UTC

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S Howell Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53207

Suspicious odor reported at Southwest Ticketing

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported suspicious odor at a ticketing area near South Howell Avenue. Units investigated a two-and-a-half-story multi-family building and reported they were able to transport emergency resources.

Suspicious odor reported at Southwest Ticketing

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