Accidental Alarm Activation

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Firefighters responded to a reported fire at a commercial building in Baltimore, but found no visible signs of fire. The alarm was determined to be an accidental activation.

Unfounded Report of Fire in Commercial Building

Truck 10, you can put Engine 14 in service. This is going to be an accidental activation.

 Passer received. Engine 14, you're in service.

Truck 10, you can put Engine 14 in service. This is going to be an accidental activation. Passer received. Engine 14, you're in service. Engine 14 to rest.

Firefighters determined the alarm was an accidental activation.

Truck 10, we're investigating smoke detector on apartment 208.

 Truck 8 on scene, two-story brick, male, female, nothing evident.

Truck 10, we're investigating smoke detector on apartment 208. Okay, Truck 10. 701. Truck 8 on scene, two-story brick, male, female, nothing evident. We're investigating. Truck 8 on scene, nothing evident. 701.

Firefighters report no visible signs of fire at the commercial building. Investigation is ongoing.

Truck 10 on the scene investigating. Truck 10, 10-58.

Firefighters are on scene investigating the reported commercial building fire.

Engine 14, Truck 10, respond, box area 14-1, 229 North Mound Street, between West Lexington Street and West Sarasota Street, commercial fire signal. Engine 14, Truck 10, respond, box area 14-1, 229 North Mound Street, commercial fire signal 10-55.

Firefighters have received a report of a fire in a commercial building.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 229 N Mount St.

Unfounded Report of Fire in Commercial Building

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