Home alarm and possible carbon monoxide exposure

Heard on: Cass County Fire and EMS Departments - Central

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Central Cass, stand by for fire.

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Stand by for fire alarm, residential alarms.

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Central Cass responded to (number withheld) South Buford Road in Harrisonville.

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Again, 2(number withheld) South Buford Road in Harrisonville.

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RP is advising that his fire alarm keeps going off and back on.

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Wife stated that she has a headache and they think it's possibly carbon monoxide.

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Everybody is exiting the residence.

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To the call, assign Engine 31 .

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Copy the call at 146.

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Engine 31.

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Engine 31, go ahead.

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Responding.

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Responding at 149.

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Units are at the 2(number withheld) South Buford Road.

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It's going to be for a fire alarm that keeps going on and off.

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A little carbon monoxide.

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Everyone's at the residence is outside in their truck.

7/29/2026 11:45 PM

Fire

S Buford Rd, Harrisonville, MO 64701

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 residential fire alarm at a home on South Buford Road in Harrisonville. The caller reported the alarm repeatedly sounding and that his wife had a headache, raising concern about possible carbon monoxide. Everyone in the home apparently exited and waited outside in a truck while Engine 31 responded.