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Firefighters responded to a report of a possible fire at 2420 Piedmont Rd NE in Atlanta but found no active smoke or fire. They suspect an overheated mechanical component under the train tracks.

Overheated Components Mistaken for Fire

 After investigation, no sign of smoke or fire at this location.

 Engine 29, Truck 11, going to remain on scene until mechanic comes to check it out a little bit further.

 We're going to cancel the balance of the assignment. Show Battalion 6 in service.

 Received, all units cancel the call, Engine 29. Truck 11 can handle. No sign of smoke or fire. 2249 hours.

Go ahead, command. After investigation, no sign of smoke or fire at this location. Engine 29, Truck 11, going to remain on scene until mechanic comes to check it out a little bit further. We're going to cancel the balance of the assignment. Show Battalion 6 in service. Received, all units cancel the call, Engine 29. Truck 11 can handle. No sign of smoke or fire. 2249 hours.

One fire truck will remain at the scene until the mechanic arrives.

 Hey, Mortar PD's advising that there is a mechanic en route.

 This probably got removed from where it's at.

11 to command. Go ahead. Hey, Mortar PD's advising that there is a mechanic en route. He'll have further on making access. Double check below the train. This probably got removed from where it's at. 34.

A mechanic is on the way to assist firefighters with inspecting the overheated component.

 We don't have any active smoke or signs of fire right now.

 Smells like brakes or an overheated mechanical component.

 Give me a good observation and let me know if you all can.

They're on the platform. Received. We don't have any active smoke or signs of fire right now. Smells like brakes or an overheated mechanical component. Received. Give me a good observation and let me know if you all can. Do we need to go further? Battalion 3 is on scene. Received, Battalion 3. Truck 12 on scene, level 1.

Firefighters report no active smoke or fire, but suspect there is an overheated mechanical component.

 Confirm, you said, Marta police said that the power was shut down.

 We want to make sure that it's going to be shut down.

 So, make sure you all push the blue button if you're going to make, if you're going to go down on the tracks to take a look under the train.

 Make sure that the both blue buttons are pushed on both ends of the deck.

Command to Engine 29. Go ahead, Chief. Confirm, you said, Marta police said that the power was shut down. We want to make sure that it's going to be shut down. So, make sure you all push the blue button if you're going to make, if you're going to go down on the tracks to take a look under the train. Make sure that the both blue buttons are pushed on both ends of the deck. Received. Engine 3. Engine 3 is on scene.

Firefighters are ensuring power is shut down before inspecting under the train tracks.

Engine 29 to TAC 3, show me on scene. 2420 Piedmont Road. We'll be out at the Lindbergh Martyr Train Station. Nothing showing at the time. We'll be out in Vidic. Engine 29, we'll have Piedmont Road command.

Engine 29 to TAC 3, show me on scene. 2420 Piedmont Road. We'll be out at the Lindbergh Martyr Train Station. Nothing showing at the time. We'll be out in Vidic. Engine 29, we'll have Piedmont Road command. Engine 29, on scene. No showing.

Firefighters are on scene at the reported location, but no signs of fire are visible.

Truck 11, Truck 12, Truck 15, Squad 4, EMS 1, Battalion 3, Battalion 6, Drone 1. Responding to 2420 Piedmont Road Northeast, cross street of Main Street at the Lindbergh Station for a possible...

Firefighters have received a report of a possible fire. 

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 2420 Piedmont Rd NE.

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