False fire alarm at San Luis Obispo City Hall, San Luis Obispo CA
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm sounded twice at San Luis Obispo City Hall but no fire was found. Staff are working with IT to fix the system and avoid false fire responses.
Audio|Source: San Luis Obispo City Fire Dispatch
02:21
Transcript:
00:00
Story commercial occupancy, this is City Hall.
00:03
Alarms are initially sounding. They've just been turned off or an investigated bug.
00:07
Engine fork and level 1 station.
00:12
City Fire, City, I see.
00:16
City, I see.
00:22
Go ahead.
00:26
You can cancel engine bore. This is the second time alarm's been worked on today.
00:32
False alarm.
00:40
City prior copy.
00:46
Engine 4. Medical.
00:49
Code 3 Unresponsive Mail PD on scene.
00:52
(number withheld), Brutuk.
00:54
Ito Park, Grid I-12.
00:56
(number withheld), Brutuk. Ito Park, Gridi-12.
01:07
City Fire Prevention 4, we're southbound 101 at LOBR.
01:11
I believe Truck 1 is still gonna be a little closer.
01:17
City Fire copies. Truck 1, did you copy the traffic at Edo Park?
01:23
Truck 1, we're in route.
01:32
The city fire city I see. The city staff at scene is requesting whether or not the alarm company contacted you for this response.
01:55
A firm. It was a cure to technology that contacted us and requested dispatch for the Waterflow Journal Fireland.
02:05
I copy that, thank you.
02:07
The alarm system is not, we're not able to get it into trouble mode. This could be a continuous problem. So while it's staffed here at the city, we'll work with IT to be able to get a hold of you and not have a fire response.
02:20
City fire copies.
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Location mentioned:
Near Palm St UNIT 14, San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
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