Apparent carbon monoxide alert at apartment complex, Leander TX
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible carbon monoxide alert at the Trailside Oaks Apartment complex in Leander. A resident reported their carbon monoxide alarm sounding and evacuated the unit along with others. Fire personnel investigated, and the situation appeared limited to a single apartment. One engine was later canceled as the scene was confirmed safe.
Audio|Heard on: Williamson TX Fire-Tac Group Calls
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01:10
Transcript:
00:00
Leander Engine One, Leander Quint One, responding to a priority one commercial fire alarm at Trailside Oaks Apartment unit (number withheld).
00:10
Private party caller at that location reporting their carbon monoxide alarm was going off.
00:17
Caller is taking herself and people in her apartment outside.
00:23
Fire call, Leander, go ahead.
00:26
Quint One, go ahead.
00:29
Is this going to be a detector in a single unit?
00:33
That's because it was the single unit in there.
00:36
Their unit, they're unsure if anyone else is affected.
00:41
Go ahead and cancel Engine One responding.
00:45
BZ, break. Engine One, are you clear?
00:50
Engine One's clear.
00:52
Engine One, we got you clear 156.
00:57
I do see we had a note for what looks like an on-call maintenance.
01:02
Did you want me to?
01:06
We're going to make scene first.
01:10
BZ.
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Location mentioned:
Leo Ln, Leander, TX 78641
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