False fire alarm caused by smoke detector battery change, Buffalo NY
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According to the dispatch call, a residential fire alarm near Weston Avenue was triggered accidentally during a smoke detector battery change. Fire crews confirmed there was no fire.
Audio|Heard on: Buffalo Fire
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02:3
Transcript:
00:00
Still alarm level 2 response to residential fire alarm activation near Weston Avenue between Hazelwood and Edison to go for engine 23 and ladder 14.
00:08
With the still alarm level 2 response to residential fire alarm activation,
00:13
near Weston Avenue between Hazelwood and Edison,
00:16
indicating a first floor smoke detector.
00:18
To go for engine 23 and ladder 14, time 1235, the floor fire.
00:28
Let's fetch at 23.
00:36
23 go.
00:38
Yeah, 23, follow-up, phone call reporting set off and error.
00:41
They were changing the battery.
00:43
Can you verify?
00:47
23, continue to verify.
00:49
You can pick up the copy.
00:51
14, you copy, you can pick up.
00:55
14 in.
00:57
14 in 14 in.
01:06
Engine 36, respond for EMAS, near Kenmore Avenue.
01:10
That's between Grove and Military.
01:11
It's for a female need of Olympusis.
01:13
Engine 36 respond, level 1 near Kenmore Avenue.
01:18
That's between Grove and Military.
01:19
That's for a female in need of Olympusis.
01:21
Time out, 12.38 hours, Buffalo fire.
01:30
This dash 35.
01:33
35.
01:36
35 out of service to the shop.
01:41
35 out of service to the shop.
01:55
Off low fire, engine 23 and that's confirmed, set off by changing battery.
02:01
Roger 23 exit on your right.
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Location mentioned:
Weston Ave, Buffalo, NY 14215
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