Smoke From Burnt Food

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Firefighters responded to a reported structure fire at an apartment complex in Canoga Park, California, but found no active fire. Light smoke, likely from cooking, was detected in a unit.

Engine 105 from Truck 105 on the TAC, how do you read?

 No, it's pretty light. It's open to the garden, so I think by the time a blower gets up here, it's going to be dissipated.

 Copy that. Hey, I think Battalion gave the TAC back to them.

Engine 105 from Truck 105 on the TAC, how do you read? Truck 105 to Engine 105, I hear you. Hey, do you guys need a blower? No, it's pretty light. It's open to the garden, so I think by the time a blower gets up here, it's going to be dissipated. Copy that. Hey, I think Battalion gave the TAC back to them. Yeah, let's go.

The smoke is dissipating naturally, and no additional equipment is needed, according to firefighters.

We made entry, it's food on the stove, Force 105 will handle.

 IC from Engine 105, we made entry, there's food on the stove, Task Force 105 can handle.

 There was no fire, it was just burning in the pot.

We made entry, it's food on the stove, Force 105 will handle. Repeat your last message. IC from Engine 105, we made entry, there's food on the stove, Task Force 105 can handle. I copy, any extension? There was no fire, it was just burning in the pot. Fire.

Firefighters confirmed the smoke was caused by food burning on the stove, with no fire present.

IC from Engine 105, we got light smoke in the unit, we're still trying to make entry through the door.

 I copy, any audible alarms or water flow?

 No visible water going, we got a smoke alarm in the unit, smells like food.

IC from Engine 105, we got light smoke in the unit, we're still trying to make entry through the door. I copy, any audible alarms or water flow? No visible water going, we got a smoke alarm in the unit, smells like food.

The crew reports light smoke in the unit, likely from cooking, with no active fire detected.

Metro Battalion 15 on scene at 7322 North Topanga Canyon Boulevard, five-story modern apartment building, nothing showing, will be known as Topanga IC, command post is directly across the street.

 Battalion 15, roger, confirming the size of that four-story, five-story modern apartment complex, will be known as Topanga IC, command post is across the street.

Metro Battalion 15 on scene at 7322 North Topanga Canyon Boulevard, five-story modern apartment building, nothing showing, will be known as Topanga IC, command post is directly across the street. Battalion 15, roger, confirming the size of that four-story, five-story modern apartment complex, will be known as Topanga IC, command post is across the street.

Firefighters have established a command post across from the apartment complex, with no visible fire detected.

Metro, Rescue 72 on scene at 7322 North Topanga Boulevard.

 We have a five-story modern apartment complex, nothing showing.

 Units responding to structure fire, 7322 Topanga Canyon.

 Rescue 72 is on scene, reports of a five-story modern apartment complex and nothing showing.

Metro, Rescue 72 on scene at 7322 North Topanga Boulevard. We have a five-story modern apartment complex, nothing showing. Rescue 72, roger. Units responding to structure fire, 7322 Topanga Canyon. Rescue 72 is on scene, reports of a five-story modern apartment complex and nothing showing.

Firefighters on scene report no visible signs of fire at the apartment complex.

Structure fire, 72's district, Rescue 72, Task Force 105, Rescue 105, Engine 104, Light Force 96, Light Force 73, Battalion 17, Battalion 15, EMS 17, 7322 Topanga Canyon Boulevard, Incident 517, TAC 18, Command 11, Channel 9.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7322 Topanga Canyon Blvd.

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