Carbon monoxide alarm triggered while using stove

Heard on: Wicomico County MD Fire-Tac

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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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Engine 303 responding, 17 and two CO detector activation, (number withheld) Nina Lane, 1702 .

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Your dispatch on station 15 .

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Central to engine 303 , redirect on V three's message.

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They were on EMS two.

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Copy.

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Three, go ahead.

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Okay, now that you're on the air, correction, fire ground two, go ahead directly with engine 303 with your message.

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Sorry about that.

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On scene talking to the homeowner, the gas company just got on scene.

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She was using the stove and the alarm started going off.

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She called the gas company, they told her to get out of the house.

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All occupants, a woman and two kids, are out of the house.

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Gas company is in the house now.

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This is 741

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on location.

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22B with family on command.

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Engine 303 on scene 17 has command 1704.

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Engine 341 on location 22B has command 1704.

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Central to Nina Lane, command your discretion on station 6.

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Central, we'll be able to hold what we got.

2026-10-28 21:01 UTC

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Nina Ln, Fruitland, MD 21826

Carbon monoxide alarm triggered while using stove

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported carbon monoxide detector activation at a home on Nina Lane. The alarm reportedly started while the stove was in use, and the gas company advised the occupants to leave. A woman and two children were out of the house, and units took command while the gas company checked the residence.

Carbon monoxide alarm triggered while using stove

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