Fire alarm caused by cooking smoke at residence, Lewiston ME
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According to the dispatch call, a fire alarm at a residence near Highland Avenue was triggered by cooking smoke. Responding units confirmed no fire and cleared the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Auburn and Lewiston Fire and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
01:30
Transcript:
00:00
This can be for leucin engine 473, 111.415.
00:05
473, 111.415, this 13 Highland Ave for an 8-fight alarm.
00:15
Army control, 13-Eats respond to 13 Highland.
00:21
Centrida is on responding 13 Highland Ave, number 13 Highland Ave,
00:26
your cross streets.
00:29
Our East Avenue Street is going to be for a fire alarm in a residence called in by an alarm company, 52 Bravo 1.
00:40
52, Bravo 1.
00:50
4.50 from L.
00:56
50.
00:59
The long company reached a keyholder who's at home, but it's just smoke from cooking.
01:11
Okay,
01:12
let's return all units to service.
01:14
We'll have engine 7 continue to investigate.
01:18
Another more.
01:19
Engine 7 continue.
01:20
Line 1, engine 3 plus 15, engine 4, shall be able, clear, service.
01:29
They're returning in service.
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Location mentioned:
Highland Ave, Lewiston, ME 04240
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