Light Haze in Hallway, Possibly From Food, at John J. Barton Annex
501 N East St
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to reports of smoke on the fifth floor of the John J. Barton Annex in Indianapolis. Upon investigation, they identified a haze likely caused by food, with no evacuation necessary.
Timeline
Firefighters have ventilated the area, and conditions have improved.
Firefighters are manually checking rooms on the fifth floor to locate the source of the haze.
Firefighters report a haze on the fifth floor, likely from food, as they search for the source.
Firefighters are on scene at the high-rise and are investigating the reported smoke. No evacuation is underway.
Firefighters have received a report of smoke in the hallway on the fifth floor of the John J. Barton Annex.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 501 N East St.
Firefighters have ventilated the area, and conditions have improved.
Firefighters are manually checking rooms on the fifth floor to locate the source of the haze.
Firefighters report a haze on the fifth floor, likely from food, as they search for the source.
Firefighters are on scene at the high-rise and are investigating the reported smoke. No evacuation is underway.
Firefighters have received a report of smoke in the hallway on the fifth floor of the John J. Barton Annex.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 501 N East St.
Firefighters have ventilated the area, and conditions have improved.
Firefighters are manually checking rooms on the fifth floor to locate the source of the haze.
Firefighters report a haze on the fifth floor, likely from food, as they search for the source.
Firefighters are on scene at the high-rise and are investigating the reported smoke. No evacuation is underway.
Firefighters have received a report of smoke in the hallway on the fifth floor of the John J. Barton Annex.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 501 N East St.
Firefighters have ventilated the area, and conditions have improved.
Firefighters are manually checking rooms on the fifth floor to locate the source of the haze.
Firefighters report a haze on the fifth floor, likely from food, as they search for the source.
Firefighters are on scene at the high-rise and are investigating the reported smoke. No evacuation is underway.
Firefighters have received a report of smoke in the hallway on the fifth floor of the John J. Barton Annex.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 501 N East St.
Firefighters have ventilated the area, and conditions have improved.
Firefighters are manually checking rooms on the fifth floor to locate the source of the haze.
Firefighters report a haze on the fifth floor, likely from food, as they search for the source.
Firefighters are on scene at the high-rise and are investigating the reported smoke. No evacuation is underway.
Firefighters have received a report of smoke in the hallway on the fifth floor of the John J. Barton Annex.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 501 N East St.
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