False fire alarm investigated near Washington Ave, Portland ME
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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to a possible alarm activation near Washington Avenue. Crews investigated a pull station alarm on the third floor of a three-story residential building. The situation was resolved with no active fire found, and the alarm was reset and recalled at approximately 6:44 p.m.
Audio|Heard on: Portland Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:27
Transcript:
00:00
Attention station, striking supervisor, box 215 at five oh.
00:05
Showing a pull station alarm.
00:08
Responding to the box, Ladder 1, Engine 11, Engine 5, your option on three.
00:12
Attention station, striking supervisor, box 0215 near Washington Ave.
00:16
Showing a pull station alarm, responding to the box, Ladder 1, Engine 11, Engine 5, your option on three.
00:28
Engine 11 is on scene.
00:30
Three-story residential investigation.
00:36
Tap four, three-story residential investigation.
00:43
Panel reads 3rd floor pull station investigation.
00:48
Ten four. Panel showing 3rd floor, pull station investigating.
00:57
Holding Engine 11, return to balance.
01:01
Ten four.
01:02
Engine 5, Ladder 1, you can be in service.
01:06
I've got to go to press.
01:12
Sending fire on pull station, 3rd floor.
01:14
Assistance reset strike recalls return.
01:19
For the fire alarm striking the recall, supervised box near Washington Ave.
01:24
Cause of the alarm was pull station on the 3rd floor.
01:26
Time of the recall 1844.
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