Faulty carbon monoxide alarm at Boyle Street home

Heard on: Lackawanna & Wayne Counties Fire Dispatch & Operations

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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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Drop the incident over (number withheld) Boyle Street.

00:05

Got call at post station for CO alarm going off.

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No symptoms.

00:10

No need to dispatch EMS at this time.

00:12

Just a tag.

00:20

Six.

00:23

One or six.

00:26

Ten four.

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Lackawanna County, 2019 , Penn Med, 26 , respond (number withheld) Wayne Street, Archbald.

00:57

Ninety five year old female,

00:59

weak and lightheaded.

01:02

Lackawanna County 219, Penman 26, respond (number withheld) Wayne Street, Archbald.

01:10

95 year old female, weak and lightheaded.

01:14

Laurel Street, Pine Street, 1128 on the time, switching out for a blue.

01:32

Pen

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26.

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County Ladder 6.

01:58

Ladder 6.

02:02

Faulty detector.

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No, this is zero.

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You can go ahead and call the ladder.

8/11/2026 08:19 AM

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Boyle St, Dunmore, PA 18512

Faulty carbon monoxide alarm at Boyle Street home

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As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatchers handled a carbon monoxide alarm reported at a home near Boyle Street. Crews later determined it to be a faulty detector with no reported symptoms and no need for EMS. Separate radio traffic also described an apparent medical call for an elderly woman who felt weak and lightheaded at a residence near Wayne Street in Archbald.

Faulty carbon monoxide alarm at Boyle Street home

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