Smoke from stove triggers apartment fire response, Santa Barbara CA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to reports of smoke at an apartment complex on Padre Street in Santa Barbara. Light smoke was observed coming from the first floor of a two-story building. Investigation determined the smoke was caused by food left on a stove, and Truck 71 assisted with removing the smoke.
Audio|Heard on: Santa Barbara City Fire Dispatch
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01:45
Transcript:
00:00
All units responding to Padre Street.
00:02
This will be the Padre incident.
00:04
RP got a call from (name withheld).
00:06
RP is not on scene.
00:08
(Name withheld) says there's smoke coming from downstairs neighbor windows.
00:18
Central Engine 75 is on scene.
00:20
They have light smoke coming from the side window of the first floor of a medium-sized two-story apartment complex.
00:27
Engine 75 will be in investigative mode, establishing Padre IC.
00:35
Engine 75 on scene.
00:37
Light smoke from first floor, medium two-story apartment complex.
00:41
Engine 75 will be investigating and assuming Padre IC.
00:56
Truck 71, I see.
00:58
Everyone continue in code two and stage no further.
01:09
Engine 112 at scene, staged.
01:16
Medic Engine 112 at scene, staged.
01:25
Padre IC.
01:29
Padre, please go ahead.
01:33
There's just smoke residue from food on the stove that was removed.
01:38
Keep Truck 71 on scene to assist with smoke removal.
01:43
All others can cancel and return to command channel.
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Location mentioned:
E Padre St, Santa Barbara, CA
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