Medical alert false alarm due to overheated device

Heard on: Gunnison County Public Safety

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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.

00:00

Responded to (number withheld) south 11th street for a medical alert being called in by the alarm company.

00:05

No contact, unknown conscious and breathing.

00:08

Got a CMA. Responded to (number withheld) south 11th street for a medical alert being called in by the alarm company.

00:14

No patient contact at this time.

00:17

PM 1613 .

00:25

Copy that. Copy on citation.

00:34

3-18, Engine 1.

00:42

Three 18 , I'll be en route to that medical.

00:55

Yeah, you can stand down all responding units.

00:57

It looks like maybe this thing overheated.

01:00

Looks like another 1st responder just pulled up on scene.

01:04

I'm gonna go talk to him.

01:05

But just for the record, it is a GMC Sierra,

01:09

Colorado plates, David Mike Union, (number withheld) .

01:24

Very good.

01:40

Sixteen 16 .

01:46

Gunnison, that 18 , you can show us what we got on scene and cleared by fire, and route back to Gunnison.

01:57

Confirming this was for an (name withheld).

02:01

That's a firm (name withheld).

9/5/2026 03:11 PM

Medical Emergency

S 11th St, Gunnison, CO 81230

Medical alert false alarm due to overheated device

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical alert at a location on South 11th Street in Gunnison after an alarm company reported no contact and unknown patient condition. Responding units were later told to stand down when it appeared the alert device may have overheated, and fire personnel cleared the scene.

Medical alert false alarm due to overheated device

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