Fire alarm at St. Vincent's Church caused by cooking, Vestal NY
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a fire alarm at St. Vincent's Church at 465 Clubhouse Road was triggered by cooking activities in the kitchen. The alarm was investigated and found to be related to cooking, not an actual fire.
Audio|Heard on: Broome County Fire/EMS (P25)
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Department 32-465 Clubhouse Road, St.
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Vincent's Church,
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for fire alarm activation, kitchen storage.
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Department 32-465 Clubhouse Road, St.
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Vincent's Church,
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for a fire alarm activation, smoke detector, and the kitchen storage.
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Cross streets, Clifton Boulevard and Country Club Road, responsive battalion, 3, 1620.
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I'm 30 times responding.
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232 item you respond to 1621
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201 So on Q332 response 232 your responding operations through west of 1622
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Station 85-9025-25-25-year-old female feeling, faint difficulty breathing, 31 Charlie 1.
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Station 85-95-9025-25-2-5 West Creek, Rhode and Berkshire.
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25-year-old female failing, state, discolting, breathing, 31 Charlie 1.
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Cross the Hill Road, the one-over, respond to the tie, 316-22.
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I'm running in Chief 32.
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Go ahead, Ben.
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2-32 pastors on scene reporting along was from cooking, cooking related.
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I appreciate it.
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Location mentioned:
Clubhouse Rd, Vestal, NY 13850
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