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Saturday, August 8, 2026
AFA / CO Detector Activation Incident Reports

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 Saturday August, 8 2026

  • Nature: Automatic Fire Alarm Incidents

Address: 33580 Windswept Dr, 19966

  • Alarm @ 01:14 hours   

  • Alarm @ 01:52 hours

Cross Streets: Sterling Blvd/Dead End

  • Nature:  Carbon Monoxide Detector

    • Address:  34215 River Road – Pot Nets Bayside

      • Alarm @ 02:06 hours

    • Address:  25469 Scotty St. – Leisure Point

      • Alarm @ 14:06 hours

 

  • Automatic Fire Alarm Incidents:

On Saturday, August 8th, the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company was alerted for two commercial automatic fire alarm incidents at the same multi-story, multi-residential structure on Windswept Drive in the Peninsula development off Bay Farm Road.

Emergency response units included Engine 80 from the Long Neck facility.  After evaluation, all units were cleared. Faulty alarms are common and can be caused by dust, insects, cooking, or cigarette smoke, urging building owners to address recurring issues.

  • Carbon Monoxide Detector Incidents:

On Saturday, August 8th, the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company was alerted for two different carbon monoxide incidents within the district and both were faulty detectors.

In order to ameliorate these occurrence, Indian River recommends:

  • Checking detector types and locations.

  • Upgrading to modern multi-sensing detectors.

  • Protecting manual call points in high-traffic areas.

  • Ensuring regular maintenance.

  • Reviewing alarm system design and operational hours