Fire department responds to chirping smoke detector, Old Orchard Beach ME
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a chirping smoke detector near Kavanaugh Road after the homeowner replaced the batteries. No fire or smoke was found.
Audio|Source: Old Orchard Beach
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Transcript:
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Border Beach Fire Department transmitting still alarm[1] two, calling for engine 72,
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truck 71.
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Please respond to near Kavanaugh Road.
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Cross streets will be McIntosh Lane for a chirping fire alarm.
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Homeowner just changed the batteries and now the alarm is chirping.
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Engine 72, truck 71,
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please respond to near Cabinor Road for a chirping fire alarm.
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Smoke detector.
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Hold on your clear, WBWJ 221 at 1849.
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Go ahead into 32.
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We're going to hold the truck and quarters for now.
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104, engine 72 in route, near Kavanaugh Road.
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You're responding for a chirping smoke detector.
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Again, homeowner just changed the battery.
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No smoke or fire present.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
still alarm: Initial limited-resource emergency response, typically smaller than a full alarm assignment.
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Location mentioned:
Near Kavanaugh Rd, Old Orchard Beach, ME 04064
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