Fire alarm triggered by cooking smoke at community building, Kingston NY
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm went off at the Family of Woodstock building near Pearl Street in Kingston. Fire responders arrived but found no active fire. The alarm was triggered by smoke from cooking in an apartment. The building was partially evacuated as a precaution, and ventilation was provided to clear the smoke.
Audio|Source: Kingston Fire Department
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Transcript:
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Open an alarm at Car 3, Andrew 1, 2, truck 1,
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fire alarm activation, family of Woodstock, near Pearl St.
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We're getting to Car 3,
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2, truck 1,
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fire alarm activation, family of Woodstock, near Pearl St., between Green and Washington Avenue, alarm activation from apartment 57, hallway smoke,
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at 1746.56 3rd, bud.
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911 engine two is arriving, nothing showing.
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Building partially evacuated will be investigating.
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Nothing showing.
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Company one's up.
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Roger and engine one respondent.
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Truck one now.
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Trump one now.
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Drop one, sir, responding.
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Cooking in apartment 57 D's and David.
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No fire. We're gonna need ventilation.
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Mike, with that, do you need ventilation? Do you need ventilation?
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10-4[1].
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Angeloan, we have a hydrant in the corner.
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21 to 3.
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Good.
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This is confirmed smoke from cooking.
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Company 2 can handle.
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Company 1 can go in service.
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That's Captain.
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Okay, car 3 is back in service.
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Engine 2 is going to handle.
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Car 3 back in, engine 2 to handle.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgement / Message received
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Location mentioned:
Near Pearl St, Kingston, NY 12401
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