Fire alarm triggered by kitchen leak at auto shop

Heard on: Nassau County Fire - Battalions 2,3, & 4

01:39

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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All units, two and four, automatic alarm.

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Magic touch auto.

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(number withheld) Beach Road between Montgomery Avenue and West Cortland Avenue.

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Zero 308 , dispatch nine.

00:32

Right now, four o'clock, 2nd alert, zero nine eight chest pain,

00:36

(number withheld) Hinsdale Avenue.

00:39

And Bright Avenue and Whittier Avenue, 1228 respond.

00:56

Four zero seven fire department on the air, alarm for units two and four, automatic alarm.

01:00

Magic Touch Auto, (number withheld) Long Beach Road between Montgomery Avenue and West Cortland Avenue.

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Zero 309 dispatching us.

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Two 3243 .

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Three four three.

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Okay, we're 13 .

01:28

Alarm was set off by a leak in the kitchen area.

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The leak has stopped, but we're unable to reset.

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So they had a service in below 800 on fire watch.

01:37

They're trying to attempt to contact the engineer now.

2026-09-21 07:08 UTC

Fire

Long Beach Rd, Oceanside, NY 11572

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to an automatic fire alarm at an auto business on Long Beach Road. The alarm was reportedly triggered by a leak in the kitchen area that had stopped, but the system could not be reset, and a fire watch service was requested while they tried to contact an engineer.