Fire alarm malfunction at Oyo Hotel in Tulsa, Tulsa OK
Fire & ArsonThe fire department responded to a fire alarm at the Oyo Hotel near North Sheridan Road in Tulsa. Upon arrival, no active fire was found. The Knox Box was inoperable, and the alarm was caused by a malfunction in the building's flow switches. The keyholder arrived later and reset the alarm system. This is a recurring alarm issue with the building's fire system.
Audio|Source: Tulsa, Creek, Rogers and Wagoner Counties Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Yes, sir. We're at the Oyo Hotel near North Sheridan Road for a business fire alarm.
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We walked through the area.
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The alarm was set off just a little bit ago.
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We're able to silence it, but it will not.
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Do you have a cell phone?
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Give me a call.
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911 693, (number withheld).
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693, (number withheld).
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Copy.
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We'll give you a call.
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Yeah, command, man.
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Go ahead. Go ahead.
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So the Knox Box was inoperable.
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So we're just making a, we're going to wait on a scene,
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but we're making a loop around the structure at this time.
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Still nothing seen,
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but auto alarm is still going on.
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The Knoxbox is inoperable.
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You're making a loop around the structure.
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Nothing seen.
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A lot of all I'm still going off.
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Keyholder arrived on scene, was able to reset the alarm.
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This is an ongoing issue they've had with some flow switches.
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They had fire tech out earlier on Friday,
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and they replaced these flow switches.
04:28
Yeah, they're still having an issue.
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There's still nothing going on with the building itself in terms of the fire.
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It's just an alarm issue.
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Tulsa, OK
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