Possible carbon monoxide alarm at Sky Rock home

Heard on: Douglas County CO Fire Dispatch

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Point 155 map

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Adam George 29 Charles on alarm correction of residential fire alarm at (number withheld) Skyrock Way.

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Repeating .155 map Adam George 29 Charles on a residential fire alarm (number withheld) Skyrock Way crosses Skyward Way.

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This is clear 1849 .

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Medic 24, we're at the hospital.

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Medic 24, 49.

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1155, I copy.

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Responding.

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The fire alarm's going off, no smoke or flames.

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1155, I copy.

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Is this from a neighbor or are they inside the house? Is RP the homeowner?

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The RP is a neighbor.

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She was going to get the residents to come out.

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Check the house.

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You know, concerning break.

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They're now saying it's a possible CO activation.

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Give me a minute. Update the call.

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Yeah, you can change the call.

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We'll handle it as a solo unit.

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Okay, we'll handle it.

2026-10-01 00:49 UTC

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Sky Rock Way, Castle Rock, CO 80109

Possible carbon monoxide alarm at Sky Rock home

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As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatchers received a report of a residential fire alarm at a home near Skyrock Way and Skyward Way. A neighbor reported the alarm sounding with no visible smoke or flames, and the situation was later described as a possible carbon monoxide activation. Responding units were directed to check the house and assist the residents.

Possible carbon monoxide alarm at Sky Rock home

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