Fire alarm sounds at FEMA College building with no fire, Tucson AZ
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm sounded at a FEMA College building in Tucson. Fire crews investigated but found no fire source. The alarm could not be reset and continues to sound because no building engineer was sent to fix it.
Audio|Source: Tucson Police/Fire Citywide
03:56
Transcript:
Fire, engine four. Engine four, fire. We're investigating and not finding a source of this alarm. We're on the phone with someone from FEMA College to investigate getting some sort of building engineer out here to help us solve the alarm, not resetting. When we spoke to them this, they advised that they're not going to be sending anyone out. We can call out to them to see if they'll be able to reset it from their end, but they do not have any personnel that will be coming out physically. We're going to understand that. Someone's going to have to get woken up. We can't find anything. We can't clear the code. We're going to continue to have this tank sound. Check, I'll call and let them know that it's going to continue to sound until they get someone out there to fix it. I don't know 9-1-1-time-7-1. I have one of the medications. If we need you back, we'll just give you a call. Make sure you out. Please talk to the blackfeiture there. I could love that as a detail of the last off. Okay, thank you. So far what will be saying? One tall. Thank you. 113. On our side, so you don't get set out to it twice. We're happy. Thank, 3.220. 9.3.4. Thank you. 4.4. Thank you. Two, one thirteen. Three and one-five to control, ten forty-one interior. One-14. Ten-four. Stand by, I'll look at it back. Three, OceanA, one, two, three, and I meet four. I'll try contacting the RPs for the residents. I'm going to fix two, two, air one. Can you just look on top of our roof? Is your fly right overhead? The letter is, 20. Where is that a car wash right here on Country Club and Speedway? 104. All right, long. Midday 421, team. Sure. 287. Hey, we're getting on. Thank you for that job.
Fire, engine four. Engine four, fire. We're investigating and not finding a source of this alarm. We're on the phone with someone from FEMA College to investigate getting some sort of building engineer out here to help us solve the alarm, not resetting. When we spoke to them this, they advised that they're not going to be sending anyone out. We can call out to them to see if they'll be able to reset it from their end, but they do not have any personnel that will be coming out physically. We're going to understand that. Someone's going to have to get woken up. We can't find anything. We can't clear the code. We're going to continue to have this tank sound. Check, I'll call and let them know that it's going to continue to sound until they get someone out there to fix it. I don't know 9-1-1-time-7-1. I have one of the medications. If we need you back, we'll just give you a call. Make sure you out. Please talk to the blackfeiture there. I could love that as a detail of the last off. Okay, thank you. So far what will be saying? One tall. Thank you. 113. On our side, so you don't get set out to it twice. We're happy. Thank, 3.220. 9.3.4. Thank you. 4.4. Thank you. Two, one thirteen. Three and one-five to control, ten forty-one interior. One-14. Ten-four. Stand by, I'll look at it back. Three, OceanA, one, two, three, and I meet four. I'll try contacting the RPs for the residents. I'm going to fix two, two, air one. Can you just look on top of our roof? Is your fly right overhead? The letter is, 20. Where is that a car wash right here on Country Club and Speedway? 104. All right, long. Midday 421, team. Sure. 287. Hey, we're getting on. Thank you for that job.
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Tucson, AZ
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