Fire alarm triggered near college with no fire found, Standish ME
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was activated at a residence near Whites Bridge Road by the college. Fire crews checked the home and found no fire or emergency conditions. The alarm was silenced and identified as possibly caused by a faulty detector. The homeowner was advised and no carbon monoxide was detected.
Audio|Source: Cumberland County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Whites Bridge Road in front of the college.
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Go ahead.
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There are no conditions, President, in the House.
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The alarm is no longer sounding.
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Fire 24 can handle.
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You can't turn the balance.
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Copy. No conditions in the house.
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Alarm is no longer sounding.
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Ladder 24 can handle.
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Daniels 23, you can return.
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Have it same to the copy.
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It's repair and service.
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1.164 August, you can close out my card in the wallet and show me 10 seconds, please.
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No more. 10-7.
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351 County.
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351, light.
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You can close that out, no report.
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Copy 351.
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3.23, kind of trucks help.
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323. You're right?
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302KAT Roosevelt Trail State Park.
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Copy 323.
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Shore Road Command, fire on.
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Go ahead, command.
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No conditions.
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Possible faulty detector.
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Our homework's been advised.
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No CO readings throughout the building.
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We'll be clearing shorely at the paperwork.
01:51
Copy. Possible faulty detector.
01:53
Homeowner's been advised.
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Zero readings.
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Finishing up some paperwork.
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Whites Bridge Rd, Standish, ME
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