Smoke odor investigated at Atlantic City tow lot, Atlantic City NJ
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to a tow lot near North Albany Avenue in Atlantic City after reports of a smoke odor. On arrival, no smoke or flames were visible. Battalion 2 reported the smell was coming from inside a building. Investigators used thermal imaging cameras and determined a light wood odor, described as more of a fragrance, with no active fire found.
Audio|Heard on: Atlantic County Fire and EMS - Digital
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04:49
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 5, engine 6, ladder 2, rescue 1, battalion 2, respond to near North Albany Avenue.
00:08
For an odor of smoke, unknown where it's coming from.
00:12
That's engine 5, engine 6, ladder 2, rescue 1, battalion 2,
00:17
respond to near North Albany Avenue
00:20
to the tow lot for a smell of smoke.
00:24
No smoke or flame scene.
00:26
755. Our 7th trackerbase.
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Trackerbase.
00:32
It's certainly available.
00:35
That's affirmative.
00:46
Battalion 2 responding.
00:49
Battalion 2 responding, 056.
00:53
R7702 response.
00:57
Adams and North Maine front paying 10-lot 756.
01:00
I know it. N253-5 is responding 757.
01:06
36 respondent 66.
01:11
16.
01:13
16 responding so 57.
01:17
Rescue 1 respond.
01:20
First you want, responding to 757.
01:24
Glad to respond.
01:26
Glad to respond. Pleiard to responding to 757.
01:31
Tell me a target base.
01:35
Tragby. Tegovie.
01:37
Seventy-three available for the same location.
01:44
We have complained to the second injury.
01:48
That's affirmative.
01:51
Dispatcher Battalion 2.
01:53
He said there you call came from the snow lot.
01:56
That's affirmed.
01:58
771. 71.
02:00
Honor to city.
02:03
R772.
02:05
782. 72.
02:13
He's spawning.
02:14
He's spawning.
02:18
Squad 4 in Hamilton, 740W Avenue.
02:23
Avenue, that's a low emergency.
02:24
Receive 72.
02:26
This is a motor vehicle crash, by the way.
02:28
One report of head pain, we're also starting 7.8.3 for an additional patient complaint with head pain.
02:33
Please be.
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Please.
02:40
For 7783, respond.
02:42
West Adams and North Main for head pain.
02:50
0758 dispatch for engine one
02:53
place engine one
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police engine one on available routes and public safety building
03:03
Very c engine one are available on route to the public safety building from fifty
03:11
The battalion 2 on scene, near North Albany at the tow lot.
03:15
I've got nothing showing, Battalion 2 investigating.
03:18
Receive, Battalion 2 on scene, nothing showing investigating.
03:21
C.R. 800 hours.
03:25
Battalion 2, be advised, the smell is coming from inside.
03:30
Receive, I've made contact with someone now.
03:32
Receive.
03:36
Thank you for us, that much.
03:42
Three seasons and eight hundred.
03:45
May two, a lot on scene.
03:48
Thank you. Thank you.
03:55
105 from Battalion, too.
04:01
Go ahead.
04:06
Can you bring a thermal image inside?
04:10
Kind of smell of wood inside here.
04:13
Repeat.
04:16
In the 6 on scene stage at Albany Avenue in the entrance of a lot.
04:22
Refix. Refuse, engine 6 on scene stage 801.
04:31
Dispatch at the time, too.
04:33
Detain 2. Detain 2.
04:38
We've got a light odor of wood inside.
04:41
It's more of a fragrance.
04:42
Wood odor. We have NCH5 investigating now with thermal image or camera.
04:46
It's still a walk around.
04:48
All right, Steve.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
N Albany Ave, Atlantic City, NJ 08401
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