Carbon monoxide alarm issue at Los Alamos home
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Los Alamos County NM Fire-Tac
01:57
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All units from Tac 2 from another fire unit, can you respond? (number withheld) 44th Street, coded as a 52 Bravo 1 Charlie.
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RP advising their carbon monoxide alarm is going off at the residence.
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One number 2452.
00:15
All right, thanks.
00:18
Engine 1, copy.
00:19
Hello, fire from Engine One to IR.
00:22
Go ahead, Engine One.
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Engine One's on scene of a medium-sized single-story family structure.
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We'll be getting down for investigation.
00:33
We'll be 44th Street command.
00:36
Copy, you're on scene of a medium single-story, getting down to investigate.
00:40
You're in command 2012.
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Rescue 111.
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Radio from Los Alamos,
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New Mexico, Los Alamos County Public Safety.
00:58
Command from truck, we're on scene, staged on Cynthia.
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Truck, go available.
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Copy that.
01:10
Command Battalion One.
01:13
Okay, Fire Truck One's gonna or Truck Ten's gonna be switching back to dispatch available.
01:19
Command Battalion One.
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Go for command.
01:25
I understand you're doing an investigation on this.
01:27
Residences, this is correct.
01:28
Give me a can.
01:31
Yes, that's correct.
01:32
Right now we're getting negative readings.
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We said they changed out the CO alarm to a new one and it's been going off.
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We're gonna go outside and test this new one, see if it's malfunctioning.
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But other than that, no needs.
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I copy. I'll be taking command from here.
01:48
LA Fire Battalion One.
01:55
Okay, one is assumed command 2016 .
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