Smoke in church rectory caused by food on stove, Weymouth MA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, firefighters responded to a fire alarm at St. Albert's Church near Washington Street in Weymouth. Smoke was reported on the first floor of the church rectory. Investigation found food left on the stove as the source. The area was ventilated and the fire alarm system was reset without further incident.
Audio|Heard on: Weymouth Police and Fire Dispatch
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03:59
Transcript:
00:00
We have a fire alarm dispatching Engine Two, Engine Three, Ladder One on the central station alarm.
00:04
No other calls at this time to St.
00:06
Albert's Church, near Washington Street.
00:09
It's coming in first floor smoke.
00:12
No other zones.
00:13
No other calls.
00:25
Two two, you're on for Washington Street.
00:29
Hello, has that two two two? You're on for Washington.
00:59
Three's on scene, nothing showing three sides.
01:02
Three has command, crew's investigating.
01:04
Be advised it's the rectory of the church.
01:06
It's going to be a rectory.
02:09
There's going to be food on the stove.
02:11
We're going to attempt to self-ventilate and then reset the alarm.
02:17
Fire alarm has that, food on the stove attempting to self-ventilate and reset the system.
03:46
System reset and holding.
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Location mentioned:
Washington St, Weymouth, MA 02189
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