Fire department responds to carbon monoxide alarm, Kings Point NY
Fire & ArsonThe fire department responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a home. They investigated and found a burned refrigerator cord but no fire. Firefighters ventilated the house, and there were multiple alarms sounding from the second floor. A plumber was also working on a hot water heater at the same time.
Audio|Source: Nassau County Fire - East
04:20
Transcript:
E204 alert[2] for our company Greatneck. CO detector activation[1]. A choice response, four grass-filled road between Minnelek Road and Albert Court, 0923, operator four. On, four grassfield roads, between Middle Lake Road and Albert Court, 3923, operator four. walking from the refrigerator. No condition right now. We're checking out the house for extension. You can't cancel the extra engines. We'll hold on what we got. 2013, report received, 0923. I just want to make sure 944 is on scene. Lockaway sergeant. All right, Sarge, we took a couple passes on that contract report is on Northbound. No reports or Walker or just old signed the one. Also to be advised the walkway, that Marine is clear. Well, you just third, it's going to be a, uh, a portion of the ECO alarm, negative readings throughout. Two. Nine for zero, two, nine for zero, nine for zero. All right, scorching, uh, contained the refrigerator here is the burned out cord, no extension into the house. Okay, we're just vending the house now. Do I day. 8. They have been receiving multiple alarms coming from the second floor at this time, 9.30. 9 828. 8288. Is it necessary to wait for attack or should we respond? Negative. If you have a crew respond. Two firefighters and myself. My ET8 is one minute. I don't know what I got there. 2.828 is responding. All right, copy E2E, 932. This alarm is coming from the second floor. There is a plumber on scene working on the hot water heater.
E204 alert[2] for our company Greatneck. CO detector activation[1]. A choice response, four grass-filled road between Minnelek Road and Albert Court, 0923, operator four. On, four grassfield roads, between Middle Lake Road and Albert Court, 3923, operator four. walking from the refrigerator. No condition right now. We're checking out the house for extension. You can't cancel the extra engines. We'll hold on what we got. 2013, report received, 0923. I just want to make sure 944 is on scene. Lockaway sergeant. All right, Sarge, we took a couple passes on that contract report is on Northbound. No reports or Walker or just old signed the one. Also to be advised the walkway, that Marine is clear. Well, you just third, it's going to be a, uh, a portion of the ECO alarm, negative readings throughout. Two. Nine for zero, two, nine for zero, nine for zero. All right, scorching, uh, contained the refrigerator here is the burned out cord, no extension into the house. Okay, we're just vending the house now. Do I day. 8. They have been receiving multiple alarms coming from the second floor at this time, 9.30. 9 828. 8288. Is it necessary to wait for attack or should we respond? Negative. If you have a crew respond. Two firefighters and myself. My ET8 is one minute. I don't know what I got there. 2.828 is responding. All right, copy E2E, 932. This alarm is coming from the second floor. There is a plumber on scene working on the hot water heater.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
CO detector activation: Carbon monoxide alarm
[2]
E204 alert: Fire engine dispatch
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Location mentioned:
Albert Ct, Kings Point, NY 11024
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