Fire crews handle CO alarm near Sherman St, Cambridge MA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, firefighters responded to a possible CO alarm near Sherman Street in Cambridge. The issue appeared to be related to a commercial stove that may have been left on without proper ventilation. Crews ventilated the building to clear carbon monoxide levels and ensure safety.
Audio|Heard on: Middlesex MA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Ladder four responding near Sherman Street, Unit 4 for the CO alarm.
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Operate on Channel 1 at 1854.
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Enjoy the ride.
00:18
Fire alarm answering, engine one.
00:22
Available.
00:23
Three one one one.
00:25
Received, you're available.
00:26
Three 111901.
00:31
Ladder four to follow.
00:33
Fire alarm answering ladder four.
00:37
We had elevated levels of CO in the home, possibly due to a commercial stove left without ventilation.
00:43
We are ventilating and checking to ensure it is only from the stove.
00:52
You were cooking all day.
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Odor due to commercial stove, company ventilating 1902.
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Location mentioned:
Sherman St, Cambridge, MA 02138
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