Apartment alarm caused by failed water heater
Heard on:
Clermont County Public Safety
02:45
This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not
an official report and may change.
00:00
Engine 27 is on scene.
00:02
Three-story apartment complex.
00:05
Nothing apparent from city side.
00:08
Evacuation does be is appeared to be taking place.
00:12
We'll be in the opposite strategy investigating.
00:14
Dispatching.
00:15
Talk over plan.
00:17
Engine 27 clear on scene.
00:18
Three-story apartment complex.
00:19
Nothing showing.
00:21
Evacuation in progress at (number withheld).
00:28
Three hundred and thirty-seven sheriff's office.
00:32
Yes, sir.
00:37
Engine twenty-seven on scene.
00:39
Three hundred and sixty-nine complete.
00:41
Active alarm showing room (number withheld).
00:49
District command, I am on scene.
00:52
I copy
00:53
(number withheld).
00:54
I'll take care of 360 .
00:56
I'll go ahead and take command from out here.
01:02
Engine twenty-seven to command.
01:05
Command, go ahead.
01:11
Room numbers do not go up to (number withheld).
01:14
Assuming it's a mechanical room.
01:16
Still attempting to locate.
01:19
You're clear.
01:21
360 is complete.
01:23
Nothing apparent on all three floors.
01:33
Found
01:43
the room. It's main mechanical.
01:47
Do have a small haze, but there is active water on the ground.
01:54
Okay, so not a sprinkler head, obviously.
02:00
Negative. It is a busted water heater, and it appears to have shorted out.
02:06
Light haze, no fire.
02:09
Okay, can't handle for 27.
02:14
Uh, yes, we will need to mitigate.
02:17
Do you need them to come in there and help you?
02:24
Proceed.
02:28
Do you need the 26s to come in and help you?
02:35
No, we should be okay.
02:36
We'll figure out how to turn these.
02:41
26s, you can return.
02:42
Thank you.
02:44
Clear available.
Fire
