Faulty carbon monoxide detector on Copeland Avenue

Heard on: Lyndhurst Fire Rescue

02:29

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

Lyndhurst Police to Station 32, (number withheld) Copeland Avenue for a CO alarm.

00:06

(number withheld) Copeland Avenue.

00:14

3220 Lyndhurst.

00:20

Go ahead.

00:23

I'm gonna be responding, but can you put an additional tone out advising members they can only access the firehouse through Pine Street off of Valley Brook Ave?

00:35

Received.

00:51

Lyndhurst Police to Station 32,

00:54

be advised in your response to the firehouse, you can only access it through Pine Street, not Delafield.

01:05

200, I'll respond.

01:09

This is going to be on location (number withheld) Copeland Avenue.

01:22

3210 to 3220.

01:25

Yes.

01:28

I'm going to be on a delayed response, so you get the call.

01:31

Yeah, good.

01:33

I'm also responding.

01:42

Yeah.

01:51

Frank, do you need a meter?

02:05

3210, 3220, do you need a meter? Yeah.

02:24

Station 32, you're gonna hold.

02:25

Lyndhurst, faulty head on the CO detector.

2026-10-25 12:42 UTC

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Copeland Ave, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071

Faulty carbon monoxide detector on Copeland Avenue

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

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews were dispatched to a reported carbon monoxide alarm at a home near Copeland Avenue in Lyndhurst. Police later advised that the alarm was likely caused by a faulty detector head, and responding units were told to hold.

Faulty carbon monoxide detector on Copeland Avenue

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