False fire alarm triggered by pressure washing, Royal Palm Beach FL
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire alarm at an apartment complex near Nicole Road was triggered by pressure washing. Fire units investigated and found no smoke or fire.
Audio|Heard on: Palm Beach FL Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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District 29, dispatch.
00:02
Dispatch. Dispatch, truck 29, no.
00:04
Disinformation. We have to change the address.
00:06
The alarm company has this down at near Nicole Rd.
00:09
However, we're seeing that's not a valid address.
00:11
You're going to have to respond to Nicole Road, same numerical.
00:13
They're stating it's going to be a pull station, 1st floor stair 2, zone 213.
00:18
100,000. Thank you.
00:20
129.
00:21
This match, truck two-nine.
00:23
For arrival, looks like a three-story apartment complex.
00:28
Nothing showing.
00:29
We're investigating. There is maintenance people on scene.
00:31
And the address does appear to look correct.
00:35
Show you on scene, three-story apartment complex, nothing showing, man is on scene.
00:38
11.33-3 hours.
00:40
This match, truck two-nine.
00:41
Track two-nine. Track two-nine.
00:43
May, this is working, pressure washing, it looks like they got one of full-states class.
00:48
No, it hurts you here, we're available.
00:50
Time, available 1134.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Nicole Dr, Royal Palm Beach, FL 33414
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