Fire alarm activates at Woodstock building without fire, Woodstock NY
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a fire alarm activation near Tinker Street, Woodstock. The alarm had been sounding for about 30 minutes with no visible smoke or fire, and it stopped shortly before responders arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Ulster County Public Safety - New Paltz Area
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Transcript:
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Alstina number one to Woodstock company number one,
00:04
the alarm sound in.
00:07
Near Tinker Street.
00:09
Cross streets of Old Beekman Lane and Library Lane should be Apartment 2Biaz and Boy.
00:14
Repeat into Woodstock Company No.
00:17
1 for an alarm sounding.
00:20
Near Tinker Street.
00:22
Cross streets of Old Beekman Lane and Library Lane should be coming from apartment 2Biaz and Boy.
00:30
(number withheld).
00:37
4 County.
00:45
Deal, close, remove, with 104 on file.
00:47
One courtesy transport completed, I'll be back in.
00:50
Road reopen.
00:52
Back in service at 60-07.
00:59
5.
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5.
01:07
I'm just going to keep you informed.
01:09
Right now they have the crowd possibly contained to the courtyard of the court building.
01:16
We're going to advise status for a yard need momentarily.
01:28
The caller stated the fire alarm was going off for about 30 minutes.
01:32
The caller walked around the property, didn't see any smoke or fire, thinks it's coming from the upstairs.
01:38
They also received an additional call from the original caller stating that the alarm just stopped.
01:44
We advised him that you would continue in to check it out.
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Location mentioned:
Tinker St, Woodstock, NY 12498
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