Fire alarm triggered by cooking smoke at group home, Rochester NY
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was triggered at the Lifetime Assistance Home near Middardale Drive. Fire responders found no visible fire. Initial investigation indicated the smoke from cooking caused the alarm to activate. The situation was managed with staff resetting the alarm.
Audio|Source: Monroe and Ontario Counties Fire - Digital
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Transcript:
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It's fire alarm, 12th for the fire alarm activated.
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Here's the Lifetime Assistance Home, near Middardale Drive, between Howard Road and Ranchville.
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(number withheld).
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Please, fire alarm activated at the Lifetime Assistance Home, near Middardale Drive.
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It's fire issue, 45, 12, for the fire alarm activated.
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At the Lifetime Assistance Home, near Middardale Drive between Howard Road and Ranchville.
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25, 12.
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City's fire alarm activated the Lifetime Assistance Home, near Middardale Drive.
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Houston 45, 12, on location, nothing showing from four sides of a single-story group home.
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Beyond the investigation, we have one.
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4512 allocation method showing four sides of the single storage group only yet watered.
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Gates in 4512 initial reports note smoke from cooking but off the alarm.
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4512 initial reports smoke from cooking.
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145.12 initial reports smoke from cooking.
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I'll be out with management for the reset.
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Permit smoke from cooking off with management for the reset.
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Location mentioned:
Near Paul Rd, Rochester, NY 14624
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