Detector Issue Reset

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Firefighters responded to a fire alarm at a residential building on Minnehaha Ave in Minneapolis. After checking all floors and identifying a detector issue between two apartments, they were unable to fully reset the alarm, which remains in trouble mode.

Fire Alarm in Residential Building

Dispatch, Engine 21, the alarm here is going to stay in trouble mode.

 We were unable to get a reset all the way.

Dispatch, Engine 21, the alarm here is going to stay in trouble mode. We were unable to get a reset all the way. Received.

The alarm remains in trouble mode as firefighters couldn't fully reset it.

Dispatch, Engine 21. Engine 21. Dispatch, we found a detector off between apartment 201 and 202. We believe we've reset the issue. Received.

Firefighters identified and reset a detector issue between two apartments.

Engine 21, I've checked all floors. We're all clear.

Engine 21, I've checked all floors. We're all clear. Received.

Firefighters report that all floors have been checked and are clear.

Initial assignment, Engine 21, Engine 7, Ladder 3, Chief 3, and a multi-unit residential alarm, 3146 Minnehaha Avenue, MET 321 Alpha.

 Initial assignment, Engine 21, Engine 7, Ladder 3, and Chief 3, multi-unit residential alarm, 3146 Minnehaha Avenue, MET 321 Alpha, 1727.

Initial assignment, Engine 21, Engine 7, Ladder 3, Chief 3, and a multi-unit residential alarm, 3146 Minnehaha Avenue, MET 321 Alpha. Initial assignment, Engine 21, Engine 7, Ladder 3, and Chief 3, multi-unit residential alarm, 3146 Minnehaha Avenue, MET 321 Alpha, 1727.

Firefighters are responding to a fire alarm in a residential building.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3146 Minnehaha Ave.

Fire Alarm in Residential Building

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