False fire alarm caused by food on stove, Richmond VA
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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a fire alarm near North Granby Street in Richmond. The alarm was triggered by food left on a stove. There was no smoke or fire, and the situation was determined to be false.
Audio|Heard on: Richmond City Fire Dispatch
Listen to dispatch call
02:33
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 10 and Truck 3,
00:02
fire alarm.
00:04
near North Granby Street.
00:06
Engine 10 and Truck 3.
00:08
Fire alarm.
00:10
near North Granby Street.
00:12
Cross streets are Hanover Avenue and Stuart Avenue.
00:15
On tap channel 2.
00:17
Time out 1835.
00:25
Shuttle company is en route for the fire alarm smoke detector.
00:29
It's coming near North Granby Street.
00:32
Call from the alarm company who advised a keyholder was on scene but gave the wrong passcode.
00:37
Point of activation is downstairs smoke detector.
00:40
1835 hours.
01:44
Granby Street, nothing evident from the outside.
01:47
Two-story residential investigating with command.
01:55
Engine 10, we got the hydrant at Granby and Mark or Grant.
02:03
Engine 10 has got the hydrant near Granby and Stewart.
02:11
Richmond Truck Three.
02:15
Truck Three, go ahead.
02:19
Truck Three can handle, it's food on the stove.
02:22
No smoke or fire.
02:26
Richmond County Truck Three to handle, food on the stove, no smoke or fire at all.
02:30
Others may return to service on Granby Street.
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