Fire alarm activated with no smoke or fire at Pittsburgh address, Pittsburgh PA
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a location near Birmingham Avenue in Pittsburgh. No smoke or fire was found and the reason for the alarm was unknown.
Audio|Source: Pittsburgh Fire Dispatch - Channel 1
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Transcript:
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And chief, I have a, what given is a fire alarm,
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near Birmingham Avenue.
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The way it reads, it's a carbon monoxide alarm that went off.
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There's no smoke, no fire.
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They're not sure why it's going off.
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Can we cover it?
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Yeah, you can cover with the first two.
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They can invite.
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There's more resources.
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All right, CTC.
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Touchy-23 engine, cover the fire alarms on near Birmingham, out, it's a carbon monoxide alarm, open street.
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It says a carbon monoxide alarm went off.
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I'm not sure why.
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No flames or smoke seen.
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I believe that it doesn't be a carbon monoxide alarm.
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Again, it's 23-engine covering alarm on near Birmingham.
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Out, and off a cost, away, or open street.
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For carbon monoxide detector that went off, no other effects not sure why it went off.
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This number fire 23 engine come in on fire 1 at 1810.
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Location mentioned:
Near Birmingham Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15210
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