Apartment smoke alarm caused by burnt food

Heard on: Racine/South Shore Fire Dispatch

01:19

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:09

Attention, Quint Three, Engine Two, respond for a fire alarm (number withheld) Anthony Lane, Unit (number withheld).

00:16

First floor apartment smoke alarm going off for the last 15 min .

00:20

Caller doesn't believe anyone is in the home.

00:22

No smoke or flames seen or smelled.

00:26

Repeating, Quint Three, Engine Two, respond (number withheld) Anthony Lane for a fire alarm in unit number (number withheld) .

00:33

First floor apartment smoke alarm going off for the last 15 min .

00:38

Caller. Doesn't believe anyone's in the home.

00:40

No smoke or flames seen or smelled.

00:41

Time of tone is midnight thirty-six.

00:43

Quint three from dispatch.

00:48

Quint three, go ahead.

00:52

Police on scene said no fire, just burnt food.

01:01

Quint three, copy.

01:02

Said

01:04

no fire, just burnt food.

01:07

Affirm.

01:14

Engine 2 from Quint 3, we can handle this alone.

01:16

There's burnt food in the stove.

01:18

It's a little ventilation here.

2026-11-11 06:35 UTC

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Anthony Ln, Racine, WI 53404

Apartment smoke alarm caused by burnt food

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported fire alarm at an apartment on Anthony Lane in Racine. The alarm had been sounding for about 15 minutes, but police on scene reported no fire, only burnt food in the stove, and fire units handled ventilation.

Apartment smoke alarm caused by burnt food

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