Residential carbon monoxide alarm at home

Heard on: Amelia County Fire & EMS

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Attention, Company One and Company Four, respond to (number withheld) Smacks Run Creek Lane for a residential CO alarm.

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(number withheld) Smacks Run Creek Lane, residential CO alarm.

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Third page, 0648 .

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Attention, Company One, Company Four, Company Two, respond to (number withheld) Smacks Run Creek Lane for residential CO alarm.

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(number withheld) Smacks Run Creek Lane for residential CO alarm.

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Fourth page is 0652 .

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Engine two is en route.

01:02

Ten four, engine two, 0653 .

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Engine two, it's going to be a residential CO alarm.

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Caller stated that the alarm started approximately 30 min prior to them calling.

01:19

They tried changing the batteries out, however it still was going off.

01:23

They did open up some doors and windows in the residence.

01:26

No one's complaining of feeling ill at this time.

8/23/2026 03:47 AM

Fire

Smacks Run Creek Ln, Amelia Court House, VA 23002

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units were dispatched to a home near Smacks Run Creek Lane for a reported residential carbon monoxide alarm that had been sounding for about 30 minutes. The caller had changed the batteries and opened doors and windows, and no one was reported feeling ill at the time.