Heat alarm and flooding at university facility, Stevens Point WI
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a heat sensor alarm in the mechanical pool room at the University Health Enhancement Center in Stevens Point. Upon arrival, officers found several feet of water in the basement, likely related to a power outage.
Audio|Heard on: Portage County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Stevens Point fire needed at the Health Enhancement Center,
00:04
near 4th Avenue.
00:07
City of Stevens Point on the university for a heat sensor in the mechanical pool room.
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Three hundred and 31.
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Tom Center Five One Medic Five.
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Med Five.
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Tom Center Medic Five will be en route to Walter Street.
00:25
Copy Med Five, there's entry information in the call notes and no contact was made with the patient born in (number withheld).
00:37
Copy it.
00:42
Come center, Med Three.
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Med Three?
00:49
Med Three has arrived at Aspera's Point.
00:53
Copy, Med Three.
00:59
Com Center 501, Car 7.
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Car 7.
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Car 7 near 4th Avenue.
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Copy, Car 7.
01:10
We have an officer on scene advising there's about 3 ft of water in the basement there.
01:16
They are trying to reset it and our possibility this might be related to the power outage.
01:27
Seven copies flooded basement.
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Most likely related to the power outage.
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Location mentioned:
4th Ave, Stevens Point, WI 54481
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