Expired smoke alarms cause false alarms in building
Fire & ArsonMultiple smoke alarms that are past their expiration date are sounding in a building, causing false alarms. Maintenance staff are working to fix the problem. There is no actual fire or danger.
Audio|Source: San Diego City and Poway Fire
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Transcript:
Go ahead. There's no smoke or hazards. It looks like individual far alarm me to come a second or that are going off. We're going to try to silence them. I copy. 619 Metro cleared in. End June 7. Medical. 7 Echo, 7 Fox Strots. Logan Avenue and Cesar E Chavez Parkway. End in 7. 7. 7 Echo, 7 Fox Stunt. Endune 27. Traffic accident. 7 Hotel, 7 India. 5109 Claremont Mesa Boulevard. 5109 Claremont Mesa Boulevard, Cross Street, Longford Street, and Limerick Avenue. Engine 27. 7 Hotel, 7 India. Metro from Engine 4. Engine 4. We were able to locate the alarm. It was to a building adjacent to the RPs. The building has multiple alarms, smoke alarms that are expired going off. Maintenance is they are trying to fix the problem, but they're having issues fixing it. There is no hazard if anyone else calls us to the issue. Andrew 4 located an alarm in the building adjacent to RP. Building has multiple alarms that have expired going off. Maintenance is trying to fix the issue, no hazard.
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Location mentioned:
Clairemont Mesa Blvd, San Diego, CA
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