Burnt paper plate triggers fire alarm at lumber store

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

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This is Pleasant Valley, Millbrook 4931, pre-plan mutual aid, automatic fire alarm.

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Pleasant Valley Station, Williams Lumber, (number withheld) Route 44 off PSP and Brothers Lane.

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Repeating to Pleasant Valley Station One area.

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Millbrook 4931, pre-plan mutual aid, automatic fire alarm.

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Pleasant Valley Station, Williams Lumber, (number withheld) Route 44, 1137, 1446.

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One,

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Amherst 9269.

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Amherst 9269, go ahead.

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Hope well, we're on a court from Newburgh at 84.

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We're out back, man, now.

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269, you're responding.

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Newburgh 1138, 1430.

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Burnt paper plate in the kitchen set off the alarm.

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No smoke condition.

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System's reset.

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We're out back in service.

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Burnt paper plate, light smoke.

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Condition reset.

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Your service 1139 1446 .

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I'm now 1139 .

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That's not around about pretty much.

7/15/2026 08:35 AM

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US-44, Salt Point, NY 12578

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to an automatic fire alarm at a lumber store on Route 44 in the Pleasant Valley Station 1 area. The alarm was apparently triggered by a burnt paper plate in the kitchen, with light or no smoke reported, and the system was reset before units returned to service.

Burnt paper plate triggers fire alarm at lumber store

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