Fire alarm caused by leaking detector in apartment
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a fire alarm caused by a leaking detector in an apartment. There was no fire, and they contacted property management to turn off the alarm system.
Audio|Source: Springfield Fire
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Transcript:
Engine two, the fire alarm. The engine two, go ahead. We located the problem. It was a detector that went off due to a leak in the first floor apartment. We need to contact the property management to shut off this system. Do you have a phone number for maintenance for me? That is affirmative. It is 413. 47-4378 4137-7-7-7 for maintenance can you handle you want to put the truck back we need to gain entry so we still need the truck for the moment let me call me and it's right now you track it to eat there truck two Charlie said truck through Bravo Truck 2 Bravo. Can you bring back in the back of the building here that big channel lock? Receive. Front line, truck, uh, front line mentioned you? Yeah, I really have a message from agents. Receive, thank you. I have a number, number here if you need it. Send the second number. 413-433-46666. I'll try them.
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Location mentioned:
1st St, Springfield, MA
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