Elevator issue investigated at Hartford Hospital, Hartford CT
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Other Non-Crime EventAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported elevator issue at Hartford Hospital, near Seymour Street. Initial dispatch involved a call for an elevator rescue, but it was later confirmed that no one was trapped. Maintenance staff completed work on the system, and the situation was resolved without incident.
Audio|Heard on: Hartford Fire Department
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01:21
Transcript:
00:00
Truck six is on near Seymour Street,
00:02
Hartford Hospital Conklin Building.
00:06
Near Seymour Street.
00:08
If we get all the way to rescue, fly back Jefferson 1st class.
00:16
That's truck 680, near Seymour Street.
00:18
Conklin Building, Hartford Hospital.
00:21
Elevator rescue, fly back Jefferson 1st.
00:23
34, Franklin.
00:30
Fire 34, Franklin.
00:31
Copy that.
00:36
Fire 34, good.
00:38
Car 34 is clear from Webster.
00:42
I believe they completed the service on the system, so if you do receive a signal, it should be fine.
00:52
Several. Car 34 gets cleared 33.
00:55
Fire alarm truck 6.
00:58
Same to you, sir.
01:04
Fire alarm truck 3.
01:11
Yeah, if you have security call back, they said there is no one stuck.
01:14
They just have an issue with the elevator and will be contacting an inspector to come out.
01:19
There was no one stuck in the elevator.
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Location mentioned:
Seymour St, Hartford, CT 06106
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