Fire crew checks carbon monoxide alarm at home

Heard on: Souhegan Valley Area and NH Forest Fire Service

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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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Greenville fire to respond in Greenville.

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It's gonna be.

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(number withheld) Fitchburg Road, lot number (number withheld) .

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This CO alarm that went off approximately forty-eight hours ago in the middle of the night.

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Homeowner said that she destroyed the CO two alert or the detector.

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That is no longer functioning, but her heat company is requiring her to get it evaluated.

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No signs of illness due to CO two.

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And the center for Greenville Fire respond to (number withheld) Fitchburg.

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Road number (number withheld) to do a CO two evaluation on a home.

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Two detector went off approximately forty-eight hours ago.

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Homeowner is showing no signs of distress due to CO two intoxication.

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CO two detector was destroyed.

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Unknown

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CO two levels at this time.

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Time of tone is nine fifty-five.

2026-10-20 13:52 UTC

Fire

Fitchburg Rd LOT 20, Greenville, NH 03048

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews were dispatched to a home near Fitchburg Road in Greenville for a possible carbon monoxide alarm evaluation after a detector reportedly went off about 48 hours earlier and was destroyed. The homeowner reported no signs of carbon monoxide illness.