Fire crews respond to alarm at Alta Shores Apartments, North Charleston SC
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible alarm at Alta Shores Apartments near Elms Plantation Boulevard in North Charleston. Multiple engines and a ladder unit were dispatched to building 200, with cross streets listed as Delancey Circle and Whispering Elms Court. The incident involved standard alarm response procedures and activation of an assigned radio channel.
Audio|Heard on: Charleston SC Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Engine 209, engine 206, Alta Shores Apartments, near Elms Plantation Boulevard, building 200.
00:08
Alarm incident channel four.
00:11
Engine 209, engine 206, Alta Shores Apartments, near Elms Plantation Boulevard, building 200.
00:20
Cross streets Delancey Circle and Whispering Elms Court.
00:23
Alarm incident channel 416.
00:25
Eleven.
00:32
Ladder 232, Battalion Chief 206, Alta Shores Apartments, near Elms Plantation Boulevard, building 200.
00:41
Alarm Charlie response incident channel 4.
00:46
Ladder 232, Battalion Chief 206, Alta Shores Apartments, near Elms Plantation Boulevard, building 200.
00:55
Cross streets Delancey Circle.
00:56
Whispering Elms Court, alarm Charlie response incident channel 41612.
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Location mentioned:
Elms Plantation Blvd, North Charleston, SC 29406
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