Water flow triggers commercial fire alarm in lynnwood, Lynnwood WA
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a commercial building alarm at Rite Aid near 33rd Avenue West in Lynnwood. The alarm was triggered by water flow detection at the southwest corner of the building. Firefighters were unable to reset the alarm panel, so the building was placed under fire watch and sprinkler systems were activated as a precaution.
Audio|Source: Snohomish County Fire Primary Response
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Transcript:
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Engine 72 from Max 71.
00:02
We're going to get another fire alarm commercial near 33rd Avenue West Unit B, showing us Rite Aid.
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This is for water flow at the southwest corner.
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I know if it's connected to the alarm you're currently on.
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Engine 72.
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You can show us staging,
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and also you can show us responding out of Station 2 again.
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You guys, by chance, could be a good care.
00:29
Coffee, 82, staging, and responding out of station, too.
00:33
Adding on, one second.
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Lot of 14, snowcom, that'll be cold for service, 399.
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I put it on hold for now.
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A lot of 14, copy.
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We'll investigate.
00:44
Have it.
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Snowstorm engine 16.
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Engine 16.
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Who's our transport unit, please?
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816.
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It's 16 copy, thank you.
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Next 71, looking at your brake cell phone.
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Snowcom, northwest 2, 16 on C.
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No, 621. No, 6, ccline.
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Okay, water 14.
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Lot of 14.
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Yeah, we're unable to reset the alarm panel, systems in trouble,
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and the orders in route calling a sprinkler attack.
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They're on Firewatch.
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Lynnwood, WA
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