SEATTLE FIRE: B4, DEP1, E10, E8, E9, L4, & STAF10 respond to an apartment fire

INCIDENT DESCRIPTION
At 2:20 pm on October 2, 2024, the Seattle Fire Department responded to a fire-in-building, with report of smoke in a building along with a triggered fire alarm at 424 Minor Avenue N. The Canaday House, six stories tall, is a supportive housing apartment that is unfortunately no stranger to various SFD responses (Nearly 1700 responses in 14 years). Nothing was visible on arrival, and it was determined the food-on-stove fire was already out. Police and fire marshal were requested but later cancelled. The fire was referred to as a food-on-stove fire, but one unit also referenced smoking materials being involved. The incident lasted just over half an hour.
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VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS TIMELINE
Footage is synced with audio.
Parenthesis represent number of angles in the video (first, second view, etc.)
0:00 - Dispatch's briefing to all responding units
0:32 - L4 (reserve rig) responding
1:00 - Break in response,
1:24 - B4, DEP1 responding (1)
2:05 - SDOT operator takes notice
2:20 - STAF10 responding
2:33 - E10 responding
2:53 - E8 responding
3:10 - B4 (2), E9 responding
3:30 - E34 responding (cancelled)
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AUDIO
This is real audio from SFD Channel 1 from the incident. Audio was recorded live alongside the video, so it is actually synced properly! The only exception is the very end- in reality, dispatch was about ten seconds slow to answer the cancel units report. I cut that extra time out.
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UNITS
Seattle FD units dispatched were: A25, AIR10, B2, B4, DEP1, E10, E13*, E20*, E25, E34, E8, E9, L1, L10, L4, M1, M44, MAR5, R1, REHAB1, SAFT2, & STAF10.
Seattle FD units seen in this video were: B4, DEP1, E10, E8, E9, L4, & STAF10.

*Cancelled immediately after dispatch
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MY NOTES
Another video actually edited on time, which I need to do to keep my hard drive in check. I can't tell you how much footage I have that needs to be edited, there must be dozens of videos to make.
And as stated in my last video, a Bellevue fire response video is being edited and is nearly done, and will feature a couple Kirkland units, so stay tuned for that!
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CREDITS & NEWS LINKS
This channel and its content is inspired HEAVILY by LucasFirebuffing's channel, "SeattleTrafficCams." I highly recommend you check him out, his videos are very well made: @/SeattleTrafficCams

Audio provided by Broadcastify - Great resource!
Cameras operated by Seattle Department of Transportation
Third-party SDOT site made by "The Sink" on GitHub (link in channel description) - Awesome!
Screen-recorded by me live as it happened
Video edited by me using ClipChamp by Microsoft

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