False fire alarm reported at Richmond address, Richmond VA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a fire alarm near 7 Hills Blvd in Richmond, Virginia. After investigation, it was confirmed that the alarm was false. Units were cleared to return to service.
Audio|Source: Henrico County Division of Fire
02:27
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 304, Engine 323, and truck 306, fire alarm hazard class special, near 7-hills.
00:13
Medic 311, go ahead.
00:20
Medic 311, did you acknowledge your call?
00:27
10.4, sir. 1546.
00:41
Command engine 307, just take up a block in position behind us.
00:49
From airport.
00:57
Engine 320 to radio.
01:04
staged at Hungry Springs and Point Lowell until HPD clears.
01:15
295 command.
01:22
I'm not seeing an FPC on that building.
01:26
Well, that's it when we get there and go through there.
01:29
Twenty-three copies.
01:40
They're off the 295 command of radio on Jack 6.
01:45
Go ahead, sir.
01:52
Inport, four, green patients, 1549.
02:00
Yeah, 2.5 canada right yet.
02:02
A additional transport unit.
02:08
10-4 for additional unit, 1550.
02:15
CFO to engine 304.
02:17
The company called back.
02:23
It's going to be a false alarm.
02:24
Engine 323, truck 306, you can return to service.
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Location mentioned:
Near 7 Hills Blvd, Richmond, VA 23231
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