Carbon monoxide alarm in Granite Ridge basement

Heard on: Cape Elizabeth Fire/EMS Dispatch

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Cape Elizabeth Fire, stand by for fire call to (number withheld) Granite Ridge Road.

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So for squad 62, ambulance 61, (number withheld) Granite Ridge Road for carbon monoxide alarm going off in the basement.

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So for squad 62, ambulance 61, (number withheld) Granite Ridge Road for carbon monoxide alarm going off in the basement.

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Time of the call 1907.

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Squad 62.

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Go ahead.

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Just be advised, the alarm company did speak to the keyholder, (name withheld), who was replacing the batteries.

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At the time the alarm went off, but wasn't sure there's any CO in the house.

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10-4, we're gonna continue solo.

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You can have the ambulance.

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10-4. Fire alarm to ambulance 61.

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Copy, in quarters.

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10-4.

2026-09-13 16:06 UTC

Fire

Granite Ridge Rd, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported carbon monoxide alarm in the basement of a home near Granite Ridge Road in Cape Elizabeth. The keyholder was replacing batteries and was unsure if there was any carbon monoxide in the house, and the ambulance was canceled while fire continued to respond.