Cooking triggers false fire alarms at beach residence

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01:30

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Orange Beach Engine One from Baldwin Central.

00:03

Go ahead.

00:06

Engine One, alarm company called back, received additional alarms, three more from the same location, no response from the keyholder.

00:15

Baldwin Central from Orange Beach Engine One.

00:23

Orange Beach Engine One.

00:26

On scene, (number withheld) .

00:28

(number withheld),

00:30

Perdido Beach Boulevard.

00:32

Three story residential structure on Collins.

00:35

There's nothing showing.

00:36

Engine one's going to be out investigating.

00:37

We're going to have Perdido Beach command.

00:41

Engine one on scene, out to investigate with Perdido Beach command, 748.

00:47

Engine two from Sedalia.

00:48

Go ahead.

00:55

Hey brother, you can go back in service.

00:59

Received, thank you.

01:01

Break. Central from engine two, we're back in service.

01:05

Orange Beach engine two back in service, 750.

01:10

Baldwin Central from 30 to Beach Command.

01:15

Command.

01:18

Accidental alarm set off by cooking.

01:20

There's no emergency here.

01:21

You can cancel this command.

01:22

Engine one's in service.

01:25

Copy. Alarm set off by cooking.

01:26

False alarm.

01:27

Command terminated.

01:28

Engine one back in service.

01:29

72.

5/23/2026 05:45 AM

Fire & Arson

Perdido Beach Blvd, Orange Beach, AL 36561

Cooking triggers false fire alarms at beach residence

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this has happened a lot when I was living in a college dorm years ago. we were all in the kitchen. we know how to cook and the smoke alarms still went off. it's frustrating to cook certain meals