False fire alarm triggered by minor cooking smoke, Parkersburg WV
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a fire alarm at Parkland Place near 31st Street. The alarm was found to be false, caused by minor smoke from cooking. The scene was cleared and the alarm was reset.
Audio|Source: Parkersburg and Vienna Public Safety, West Virginia State Police
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Transcript:
00:00
Central Parkersburg, respond to near 31st St, Parkland Place.
00:06
Partner alarm, town of age 1429.
00:19
Okay. All right. You want.
00:24
Copy.
00:30
This is around. Respond to near 31st St, Parkland Place,
00:35
fire alarm. Point activation is a general alarm.
00:39
Need contact with the keyboarder at this time.
00:46
924. Two one.
00:54
Two ones. Two is five.
01:03
Okay.
01:09
You want me to show you en route to the found item at Seller General.
01:15
1023
01:24
9-7-7-4-12-10.
01:35
This is a long-ing system. Nobody else is a long list to belong within.
01:42
Nobody else be requested this to belong with them.
01:50
Ten-four, fourteen thirty-two.
01:59
Agent Ford all units, you can cancel, this is going to be a false alarm.
02:07
You need to be a copy. Cancel.
02:11
Check up.
02:18
Tower Coffee.
02:20
Can I show.
02:34
Can I show you back in route to that as their subject on 5th Street? All right.
02:55
802, the engine 3.
03:02
You have that engine, too.
03:05
Your truck's right against City Garage.
03:10
Copy that, thank you.
03:17
Canyon Ford Central. Canyon 4th Central.
03:27
This is just a very small, um,
03:30
cookie incident, just minor smoke.
03:33
It's already cleared out, alarms reset.
03:36
No problem here. You can show engine four clear.
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Location mentioned:
Near 31st St, Parkersburg, WV 26104
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