Apartment complex fire alarm triggers no emergency, Colorado Springs CO
Fire & ArsonFire alarms sounded in an apartment complex at 3603 Airport Rd, Colorado Springs. Fire crews arrived and checked the building thoroughly. They found no signs of smoke, fire, or danger inside or outside. The alarm was audible from outside, but likely originated from a nearby location. The alarm was reset and no emergency was found.
Audio|Source: Colorado Springs Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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In June 14, we're getting another call from a resident in the area saying that the alarms are going off at the apartment complex,
00:09
possibly south of your location.
00:14
They're not in that apartment complex, they're just hearing it thinking it's coming from the apartment complex, so I don't know if it's a separate call. Okay.
00:24
Engine 14, okay. Engine 19 on your arrival, if you could swing through that apartment complex, I think it's at the corner on the off ramps.
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We're interior right now. We have no signs of smell. There are employees here that say they haven't noticed anything. We're sending people back to the riser room to see where the waterfall is coming from.
00:42
It's a copy. We'll go out the apartment to check it up.
00:53
The 135.
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suspect from Hazenai 14. Do you put us back on my call? I'm sure as there's funny.
01:04
Hasma 19 is pretty much already across the street. They're out of 14.
01:08
You can remain at course.
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Over. Hasmaicomack on.
01:18
103 arrived performed 360[1] copy 360 1370 1370 1370
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15 engine 8 3615 airport road number 101 Charlie fairway valley apartment apartments difficulty breathing
01:41
Do you see any flow going on with that reset? Do you want me to still close stuff down?
01:50
Negative if there's nothing flowing, you can leave everything open.
01:57
Okay, firm we have the same pressure before and after all of the cages.
02:11
Endin 14, okay.
02:13
And companies from engine 14,
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we're checking one last area. We were able to get reset on the alarm.
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There's only trouble alarm remaining.
02:23
We'll continue the stage for now while we investigate this bakery area,
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but we should be able to let you go soon.
02:35
Sam, 3 copy, also 360[1] was clear.
02:46
Edge 14 driver we reset. Did you have a zone that was flying when we reset?
02:57
Negative.
02:59
It was mean water flow.
03:01
Now it's just saying trouble for smoke. Smoke removal duct 10.
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Okay.
03:15
And units on scene, the alarm company advised, this would be Zone 21, the main flow.
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The 19, the rise 140. 17, the rise, 140.
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We've checked this entire complex, no signs of smoke or fire or audible alarms from any of the buildings from the exterior.
03:49
Engine 14 okay, I think it was the Stamps Club alarm. It was audible from the exterior.
03:55
And companies with that and with a good reset, we're going to go ahead and cancel all companies.
04:00
Return to Fire 1, Cray Command 4.
04:04
Dispatch copied. All companies can clear releasing command for at 141.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
360: 360-degree size-up/assessment around the structure
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Location mentioned:
Near Airport Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80910
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