No fire found after investigating smoke odor at commercial site, Baltimore County MD
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a reported structure fire at a commercial area near Walmart and a strip store. They found no fire or haze, only a light smoke odor likely caused by recent HVAC work. No hazardous conditions were present after the investigation.
Audio|Source: Baltimore County Fire and EMS - Digital
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Transcript:
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Page 54 have you arrived 200 so long structure nothing evident captain with command 12.2
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and walls arrived second two
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Engine 12, 2nd 2nd 23.
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12, stop at the corner of Walmart and the strip store to hide.
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It's probably for now. Okay, 112.21 phase 3.
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It has been nothing evidence.
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Hold it.
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All right, 2.11, second side, Charlie.
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112 arrives.
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Amy 112 arrived.
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Ross, 55 available.
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Engine 211 arrives, Sight Charlie, 12.3.
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Engine 12 from command, there you go.
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It's around the corner.
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Right? Engine 7 arrive, Sight Charlie.
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71 arrived alpha writ 14th 10707 say what I'm happy page 771 arrived RIT[1] 202 304 u-year road 50s 504 back I'm in name number 707 back 12th 18803 Kingson Road call you the South Lane and West Kingsway this one on east later meter in Charlie matters
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Copy that, 211, you're on Charlie, right?
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That's correct. I'm on Charlie, I got nothing evident.
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One story. I do look at the loading doctors.
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I'm also on the fire department connection.
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Copy-Dak, in the ladder to roof back there, we also get reports to work on the AC yesterday.
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Just that's with man update status,
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light over smoke inside, reports were working on the AC in yesterday.
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So they were able to follow in the area.
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Command on direct, light odorance, I worked on the UC units yesterday until 25.
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Just that's for me, what's my truck from it?
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Yeah, truck 15 and truck 8, I'm Ralph.
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Copy that. 15 from command.
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The front slide opens, pull up front, which you do, matter of verse.
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15's got it.
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Command control.
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Go ahead. Yeah, there's no odor inside.
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Apparently it was rooftop unit 4 is the one they were working on for the truck beneath.
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Copy that, no odor, no haze.
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No haze, no odor, just an all bulb arm.
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All right, top of you know.
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Okay, stop you guys. Okay, Charlie, we're heading up through route now to them.
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Copy, give me a report when you tap.
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And 34 arrived.
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304 arrived 1226.
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304.1, please. Circle teams arriving side alpha alpha.
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Truck 15 arrives side alpha.
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That's anybody not on scene you can put in service.
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Command on direct.
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Engine 201.
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Unit O-1, Claire.
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Truck Pete.
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Clear.
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EMS 4. Clear.
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Safety checks.
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Clear. Time slows my unit.
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Man from engine 211.
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Go ahead.
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Four rooftop units on the roof.
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What quadrant of the building did they have one work on? I believe it's at age four.
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Correct, it was rooftop unit four.
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All right, it's a Charlie Delta quadrant.
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8 minutes 15 at 15 at 6.
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12 from command.
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7385, Ezra, Rural, Crosher, Plisitland Avenue.
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What? 1220, man. Guy with 2 and 1.
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Yeah, I think that's good.
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Just that's you copy that.
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Give me two four engines, 211, and truck 15.
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Clear everybody else.
02:48
Commandant, I'm direct, place the box of service, holding with 2 and 1, truck 15, engine 211, engine 217, engine 12, engine 15 dash 8, and 1017, engine 301, the vehicle tie, 2-1-1-1-1-5-2-1-1-1-1-1-10-0-1.
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POMAYORon-1, 2-N-1, commanding service, holding with 2-and-1, and engine 211, place with box and service, all you is been clear when ready, guys you have 24.
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Stand for a little.
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Go ahead.
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We got number four all opened up.
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It's not running but we have absolutely no order and no evidence of any problem.
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All right, copy that.
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Dispatch from command.
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I'm going to keep this channel for a little bit.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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RIT: Rapid Intervention Team assigned to firefighter rescue standby
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Baltimore County, MD
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