Faulty Sprinkler System The Cause Of Firefighter Response In Bourne

  • Source: The Bourne Enterprise - Metered Site
  • Published: 11/17/2020 01:26 AM

A faulty sprinkler system at an apartment building on Harmony Hill Road set off an alarm that brought firefighters to the complex. However, no fire or smoke was detected at the scene. Bourne Acting Assistant Fire Chief David S. Pelonzi said firefighters were dispatched at 4:45 PM to Clay Pond Cove at 101 Harmony Hill Road last Saturday afternoon, November 14. Asst. Chief Pelonzi said when firefighters arrived at the scene, people were evacuating the building. “Someone must have told one of the firefighters they saw smoke,” the assistant chief said, “but we didn’t find anything.” Asst. Chief Pelonzi said the complex uses two types of sprinkler systems: one wet, one dry. The problem, he said, occurred with a faulty compressor in the building’s dry sprinkler system.



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