False fire alarm triggered by kitchen maintenance, Windsor Heights IA
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm went off at the Hy-Vee store near University Ave in Windsor Heights. Fire crews arrived but found no signs of fire or evacuation. They learned maintenance workers were working on a kitchen hood and accidentally triggered the alarm.
Audio|Source: Westcom Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Engine 550, Fire alarm, 71,
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University Avenue, HiV, engine,
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5501, Fire alarm, 7101, University Avenue, High V.
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Cross streets are, 73rd Street and 70th Street.
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On arrival, use, Pac-5, timeout, 838.
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Let's come engine 550s and out.
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Copy 840.
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Engine 550 going to the Heidi in Windsor Heights at near University Ave. Alarm company said it's zone 192.
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It's the Chinese Hood Station.
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Engine 550 copies, thank you.
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You're welcome, 840.
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Westcom engine 550.
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Go ahead, engine 550. Go ahead, engine 550.
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We've arrived at Heidi, nothing showing, no evacuation, no strobes.
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We'll be out to make an investigation.
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Miesel have command switching the TAC-5.
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Copy,
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nothing showing, no evacuation, no strokes, out to invest, switching to tax five. Also, the alarm company just called back, spoke with the keyholder, maintenance is working on the hood, and knocked it off.
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550, copies, thank you.
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You're welcome, 842.
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Location mentioned:
Near University Ave, Windsor Heights, IA 50324
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