Power outage prompts fire watch at Sunnyside building

Heard on: Nassau County Fire - East

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District 21,

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(number withheld) Shore Boulevard off of Lawrence Avenue, CO alarm.

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District 21,

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(number withheld) Shore Boulevard off of Lawrence Avenue for a CO alarm, 1955.

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Nine five zero, 9501 .

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That's Chief Nine Five Zero.

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All right, we were unable to determine where the faulty detector was coming from.

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We instructed the building manager to create a fire watch.

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We do not have power here in the area of PSE&G.

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Is on scene.

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They do have a high occupancy here.

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Like I said, they were instructed to put a fire watch in place.

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Just notify the fire marshals that they can have a fire watch until power is restored.

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All right, 23, that was for (number withheld) Sunnyside, correct?

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Repeat that.

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That was for (number withheld) Sunnyside Boulevard, correct?

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(number withheld) Sunnyside Boulevard, correct.

8/7/2026 04:55 PM

Fire

Sunnyside Blvd, Plainview, NY 11803

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported carbon monoxide alarm near Shore Boulevard and Lawrence Avenue in the District 21 area. Responders could not determine which detector triggered the alarm and instructed the building manager at a high-occupancy property near Sunnyside Boulevard to maintain a fire watch during a local power outage while the utility company was on scene.