Carbon monoxide alarm checked at apartment

Heard on: Mammoth Lakes Police / Fire, Mono County Sheriff, Fire and EMS Dispatch

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Three response to (number withheld) Hillside Drive,

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apartment (number withheld) .

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RP states the CO detector went off earlier this morning.

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They did reset it.

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They just want the detector checked.

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That's (number withheld) Hillside Drive, unit (number withheld) .

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One man fire captain.

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Copy page.

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Fire 3331 .

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Thirty.

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Show 31 in service.

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101, you can show medic 3 out.

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31, medic 3 on them, I'll let you in.

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Just letting you know, uh, (name withheld) is with us in the ambulance.

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101, you did one on cut.

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David 1, go ahead.

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Show me on a walk-up counter report here at the Crowley sub, and I'll be 24106.

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Walk-up counter report at C sub, 24106.

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101, show 31 on scene.

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31 on scene.

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101, you can show medic 3 on scene.

7/29/2026 08:14 AM

Fire

Hillside Dr APT 28, Mammoth Lakes, CA 93546

Carbon monoxide alarm checked at apartment

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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 and medical crews responded to an apartment on Hillside Drive in Mammoth Lakes after a carbon monoxide detector reportedly went off earlier in the morning. The reporting party had reset the alarm and requested that responders check the detector and the residence as a precaution.

Carbon monoxide alarm checked at apartment

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