Residential fire alarm false alarm due to low batteries, Grand Rapids MI
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm went off at a home near High Ridge Hills Lane, Grand Rapids. Responders found the house secure with no fire. The alarm was triggered due to low batteries and faults in floor detectors.
Audio|Source: Kent County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Ascate Station, 103,
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near High Ridge Lane, southeast, near High Ridge Lane, southeast,
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Crossby High Ridge Hills Lane,
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unknown medical alarm, 1026.
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41 is going to be a Med3 at 270 West Street in room 11.
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It's going to be for a 69-year-old female lower right-side page.
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1027.
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Go ahead.
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We're going to switch that address.
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Not too far away.
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It's going to be near High Ridge Hills Lane.
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20480 High Ridge Hills.
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Thank you.
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That's Gaines, engine 35 as ALS.
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10.29. Justin.
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House is clear and secured.
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Panel indicates low batteries and stack of floor detectors.
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Asking Medical One Fire Dispatch.
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Go ahead, I fear, see if you're seeing, give them all the alarms.
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Looks like, it looks like a keypad firearm now activated.
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Formenadege 2, 19.
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Location mentioned:
Near High Ridge Hills Ln, Grand Rapids, MI 49546
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