Burnt food triggers fire alarm on Cannonball Trail

Heard on: KenCom Fire Fire: Dispatch [Ch 1]

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Kendall Fire, that's still tones for the activated fire alarm.

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(number withheld) Cannonball Trail.

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Unit A, Adam, cross of John Street and Independence Boulevard.

00:08

One hundred and twenty-two.

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122 message received.

00:19

Responding out to the still tones for the activated fire alarm.

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(number withheld) Cannonball Trail, unit A, Adam, crosses of John Street and Independence Boulevard.

00:28

Alarm company advising of zone 10, hallway smoke detector activation, no answer in premise.

00:34

There's a key holder name and number in the notes.

00:38

We do have PD en route.

00:39

There's a CAD caution here for males made threats to responders.

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In the past.

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I'll speak over telling one status.

00:59

122 information.

01:03

122 go ahead.

01:06

Able to reach the key holder.

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Alarm company advised there's burnt food.

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They requested to cancel.

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10-4 and we do have PD on scene.

8/18/2026 07:11 PM

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Cannonball Trail, Yorkville, IL 60560

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews and police responded to an activated fire alarm at a residential unit near Cannonball Trail, John Street, and Independence Boulevard in Yorkville. The alarm company reported a hallway smoke detector activation with no answer at the location and noted prior threats to responders. A key holder was later reached, and it was reported that burnt food caused the alarm, leading to a request to cancel the response.

Burnt food triggers fire alarm on Cannonball Trail

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