Carbon monoxide alarm after cooking incident

Heard on: Mesa County CO Fire Dispatch

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Good evening, Grand Junction Rescue. Second call.

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Rescue 2nd caller responded to (number withheld) Mesa Avenue, (number withheld) Mesa Avenue, for a carbon monoxide alarm.

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(number withheld) Mesa Avenue.

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The resident was cooking and burnt her eggs and set the alarm off.

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The alarm company then spoke through the panel saying, stating that the carbon monoxide alarm was alerting.

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Break. Continuing, the other daughter is having a headache and threw up and was feeling nauseous.

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Also said she was having difficulty breathing, but then refused an ambulance.

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They will not be evacuating.

2026-10-22 03:10 UTC

Fire

Mesa Ave, Clifton, CO 81520

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a reported carbon monoxide alarm at a home near Mesa Avenue. Burnt cooking may have triggered the alarm, and the alarm company reported a carbon monoxide alert. A daughter reportedly had headache, vomiting, nausea, and difficulty breathing but refused an ambulance, and occupants said they would not evacuate.