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Light Haze From Furnace Motor in Residential Building

6435 Baltimore Ave

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Summary

  • Firefighters responded to a report of smoke and a burning electrical smell at a Kansas City residence. Upon arrival, they found no visible fire but detected a light haze upstairs, prompting a reduced response level.

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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 6435 Baltimore Ave.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 6435 Baltimore Ave.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 6435 Baltimore Ave.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 6435 Baltimore Ave.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 6435 Baltimore Ave.

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KCFD A5 · Sep 5, 11:33AM · 0:31
106, it's 29. Go ahead, 29. I think this might be a furnace motor at this time. You can hold 29 as yourself. Everybody else can be here and go to 4. Dispatch, 106, you copy all that, direct? Yes, sir, furnace. All companies, you can return to service. It'll just be 106, Pumper 29, Truck 11, remaining on scene. Move all traffic to A4. 19's in.
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KCFD A5 · Sep 5, 11:33AM · 0:28
Dispatch, Baltimore. Baltimore, go ahead. Yeah, we just have a light haze upstairs. You're going to have everybody reduce, go to level 1. All companies now on scene, level 1 stage upon arrival. All companies now on scene, reduce your response and level 1 stage. 106 here, I'll be assuming Baltimore. 106 on scene, assuming command. Truck 11 on scene. Truck 11 on scene.
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KCFD A5 · Sep 5, 11:30AM · 0:12
Pumper 29 on the scene, two-story, nothing showing at the time, I'm investigating, Baltimore. Pumper 29, show you on scene, two-story, nothing showing, Baltimore command.
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