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Smoke Detector Triggering Alarm at Glen Hazel High Rise
945 Rosselle Ct
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a smoke alarm at a senior high-rise in Pittsburgh, determining that burnt food on the fifth floor triggered the alarm. No fire was present, and crews worked to reset the alarm system.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 945 Rosselle Ct.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 945 Rosselle Ct.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 945 Rosselle Ct.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 945 Rosselle Ct.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 945 Rosselle Ct.
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Pittsburgh FD Dispatch · Aug 22, 6:29PM · 0:21
Dispatch, 13 Truck. 13 Truck. This was just a cooking accident. Are you able to contact the alarm company and have a key holder respond to reset the alarm? 13 Truck's clear, we're the last company. Copy, give me a moment to look up prior, see if I can get a key holder.
Pittsburgh FD Dispatch · Aug 22, 6:29PM · 0:31
16. Multiple companies, Evelyn 13 Truck, go ahead. 13 Truck, we're investigating alarm activation on the 5th floor. Have a report of burnt food with a smoke condition. You can slow the companies down while we investigate further. Copy, all companies for zone 213. 10 Goddard, 10 Goddard.
Pittsburgh FD Dispatch · Aug 22, 6:29PM · 0:30
13 Truck on scene. Eight-story, senior, high-rise. There's nothing shown from three sides. 13 Truck will be investigating. 18-16. 13 Engine on scene. That company you're going to have to repeat, you had a heavy echo. 13 Engine on scene, by hydrant. 18.
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