Fire alarm on 6th Street was accidental due to cooking, Washington MO
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was reported near 6th Street in Washington. Fire responders arrived at a single story residential property, but found no signs of fire. The alarm was determined to be accidental, caused by cooking, and no hazard was present. All units were cleared from the scene.
Audio|Source: Washington Fire - Main
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Transcript:
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8100 responding near 6th Street.
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8100 responding alarm company just called back stating they spoke to the homeowner it is accidental
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Washington and that's clear I'll be responding on the plate
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responding to the quiet 1707
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4102 Washington.
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4102? Can you show 4102 out of service? 4102 out of service? 4102 out of service.
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Portionary 100.
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On scene, E6, single story, residential, nothing showing all the other units to stand by in quarters.
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A, 100, a scene, single story, residential, nothing showing all the area standby in quarters, 1710.
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4137, Washington, show us in service.
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Forty-137 in service.
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Walsh, 8126 v. 7-9Quars. 216, 7-9 quares.
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Question 8100.
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8100.
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Alarm caused by cooking, no hazard, 8100 service whole units can disregard.
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All units can disregard.
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Location mentioned:
W 6th St, Washington, MO 63090
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