Burnt food sets off alarm at West Sharp Avenue

Heard on: Spokane City and County Fire / EMS Dispatch

01:53

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

00:00

Alarm system full.

00:02

Spokane Truck 1, (number withheld) West Sharp Avenue, Channel Fire Ops 15 .

00:10

Full response alarm system.

00:18

Bravo call, tower 91, ambulance 91,

00:24

(number withheld) North Mill Road, channel North primary, call.

00:35

Dispatch, ambulance 442 is clear in service.

00:40

Ambulance 442 back in service.

00:48

Bravo call Spokane Engine 11, (number withheld) East 30th Avenue, Channel City Primary, call.

01:03

Spokane, you can cancel.

01:04

Call from on site.

01:05

They were teaching students how to cook and accidentally burnt the food.

01:10

Spokane.

01:15

Tower 91, AM 91, 78-year-old female fell, did have a head strike, is conscious and alert.

01:23

We'll be in unit 220.

01:26

Is actually outside in the hallway.

01:31

Checking it out.

01:33

91.

01:37

AM 91.

01:42

Three 20 . Go ahead.

01:47

Alarm set off at 15 .

01:49

Alarm system reset.

01:51

Okay, units back in service.

7/30/2026 01:16 PM

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W Sharp Ave, Spokane, WA 99201

Burnt food sets off alarm at West Sharp Avenue

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, radio traffic describes several fire alarm responses in Spokane, including at a location on West Sharp Avenue and another on East 30th Avenue. One alarm appears to have been triggered when students accidentally burned food while learning to cook, and the alarm system was later reset. Medical units also responded to a possible fall involving an elderly woman in a hallway.

Burnt food sets off alarm at West Sharp Avenue

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