Smoke alarm at West Point home proves false

Heard on: Hanover VA Fire Dispatch Group Calls

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Station to respond to (number withheld) 7th Street, (number withheld) 7th street for fire alarm activation.

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Smoke detector at 1951 .

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King William for the squad, they were responding to the alarm.

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Squad responding in 1953 .

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Responding to (number withheld) 7th Street, (number withheld) 7th Street.

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Have a fire alarm activation for a smoke detector.

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Tried to reach out to the keyholder,

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the phone is not in service.

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Good, clear on all.

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Nothing visible from the station.

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Investigating.

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Squad three is on scene.

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Two story residential, nothing showing.

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We're investigating.

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Squad three on scene, two-story residential, nothing showing at 19 fifty-five.

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King Wayne from squad three.

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Yes, sir.

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False alarm, spoke with the homeowner, we're available, returning.

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That's okay, returning.

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False alarm, 19 fifty-five.

7/21/2026 04:51 PM

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7th St, West Point, VA 23181

Smoke alarm at West Point home proves false

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported smoke detector alarm at a home near 7th Street in the West Point area. They found a two-story residence with nothing showing and determined it was a false alarm after speaking with the homeowner.

Smoke alarm at West Point home proves false

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