Electrical issue triggers fire alarm at commercial building 

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We need to continue in or cancel. You can get me a report on tracking down the source of the smell. No more haze, no odors, no heat signatures. Sounds like staff that can't hold them. Somebody that's here and they come out. Copy. Did they have work being done on the AT units yesterday? Yes, yesterday. Okay, copy that. So evacuation is going to reset the alarms and see if anything kicks back off. And we'll give this a little bit longer and see if we can track the source down. And I copy of no smell, no source, nothing showing on thermal imagers. We're all clear on that. We have the conditions here, I think we're good at first. Okay, copy-out. We're transitioning the residents back into the main part of the building in the front, close to the front entrance. So just for now to get them out of the heat, and we'll continue to look for this force for a little while longer. You can go available. Thank you for the help. Up to shoot. Is engine 206 taking this Trafford? Govay little. Copy, thank you, engine 206. By a pull station in the cooking area. Trying to get the person who actually pulled the station to come up and let us know if they did it for a reason or not. We're still waiting on that. And we do need a... It's also located key so we can reset the system. We'll let you know when that's done. Okay, copy that. That makes more sense. Thank you for that report. Engine tool for. After our inspection, it appears to be an electrical issue with the stove top, there is no natural gas emergency. We have normal atmospheric conditions inside. through face-to-face of Southwest Gas where you go to Velvon. Alarm copies. It's going to be electrical issues with stove top, no natural gas, normal conditions inside. You met with Southwest Gas. You're going available. Thank you.

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