False fire alarm at home on Seventh Street

Heard on: Sevier County Police, Fire and EMS

01:36

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

00:00

Oh, Sevier County, you have a key holder for this.

00:07

10-4. She, I made contact with her.

00:10

She's not at home.

00:11

She's just getting the alerts on her phone.

00:15

Yeah, 10-4.

00:17

We're investigating.

00:18

We're not seeing anything right now.

00:23

10-4.

00:29

Hey, are you on the other side of Collin Raye?

00:33

(name withheld), we're right off Four Thousand, coming back south.

00:43

We're not seeing any fire.

00:45

We can see the panel in the area that it is going off, but we're not seeing anything.

00:54

(name withheld), I'm almost there.

01:00

101, 107, do you see anything southbound?

01:07

Negative, it's on Seventh Street.

01:10

It'll be a block off Nelson Town.

01:14

Appreciate it.

01:20

Six, I'm seeing (name withheld).

01:25

It's a fire alarm.

01:28

You may want to make contact with the homeowner and let them know they need to come home and reset that.

01:32

We can't get in.

01:33

10-4, thank you.

2026-10-22 15:01 UTC

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E Collin Raye Dr, De Queen, AR 71832

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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 responded to a reported fire alarm activation near Seventh Street, a block off Nelson Town, in the 700 block of Collin Raye Drive in De Queen, Arkansas. Responders checked the area and the alarm panel but did not see any visible fire. They contacted the key holder, who was not at home, and advised the homeowner to return to reset the alarm because responders could not get inside.

False fire alarm at home on Seventh Street

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