SFD Fire Control 1 (Dispatch) traffic in Syracuse
What happened
A second alarm has been struck for a fire in Syracuse, indicating a significant escalation in response. Additional units are likely being dispatched to the scene. Source: TG33_460.2125MHz.
Key Facts
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Apr 12, 7:37:55 AM Initial DispatchSFD Fire Control 1 (Dispatch) traffic in Syracuse: A second alarm has been struck for a fire in Syracuse, indicating a significant escalation in response. Additional units are...Source: Public Feed
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Apr 12, 7:40:31 AM escalationPriority escalated from routine to urgentSource: radio_tg_21
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Apr 12, 7:41:16 AM escalationPriority escalated from routine to urgentSource: radio_tg_21
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A second alarm has been struck for a fire in Syracuse, indicating a significant escalation in response. Additional units are likely being dispatched to the scene. Source: TG33_460.2125MHz.
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Alert details
- Town: Syracuse
- Public location: Syracuse
- Service: Fire
- Source: Onondaga County P25
- Source model: Structured public dispatch feed (SFD Fire Control 1 (Dispatch))
- Signal confidence: high confidence
- Transcript state: structured feed
- Public note: Built from structured public dispatch or agency feeds. Details may still change as records update.
- Published in archive: Apr 12, 2026 at 7:37 AM
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Source
Built from structured public dispatch or agency feeds. Details may still change as records update.