Emergency response to commercial fire alarm at restaurant
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a commercial fire alarm at a restaurant. They found no fire or hazards and reset the alarm.
Audio|Source: Stamford Fire and EMS - Digital
02:12
Transcript:
Unit 4. Do we have a truck on the 249A mean? Negative. We'll put one on it. 7-1-1-Route. We'll have them around. Be-avis, HVT's down. Receive 7-1-1 route. Yes, B-A-Vis all use. We are having problems with the Mnute's this morning. working on it. Truck 3. Respond to 249 Main Street, Siesta on Main Restaurant and Bar. For commercial fire alarm, cross streets are Washington Boulevard and Bake Street. Time 1057. Stamber Engine 5, driver, Honestine. Two-story, class 3, restaurant, stuff and control from the X. Street Company sent the Engine 5 on scene, two-story, class 3. Nothing's showing, Uniform is going to have command, 1058. 258. When you're in the basement, also look for another panel down there. We have a main panel. 7-1 is on the scene investigating. 71 on scene investigating, 11 o'clock. 71 to all the units responding, stay out on the street. See, if it's all clear down here, we're just, we're looking for the panel now. All right, Bori, if you're going to reset where you are. All right, we're going to go to recall on Main Street, hold Engine 5 only. You got a reset? Yeah, for Main Street, Command. Main Street Command. You ever can go recall, we're going to hold Engine 5 only. Proceed, Recall[1] holding Engine 5 only, 1101.
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Recall: Fire department term for clearing or recalling units from a scene
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Location mentioned:
Near Main St, Stamford, CT 06901
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