Carbon monoxide alarm triggers dizziness at Millville home
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Sussex County Fire and Seaford Fire / EMS
02:18
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00:00
To respond to (number withheld) , Blue Line Lane, cross street Surfbird Drive.
00:08
Private caller reporting carbon monoxide detector going off.
00:10
One patient feeling dizzy.
00:16
Charlie four on scene.
00:19
Two patients outside at this time, evaluating.
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Copy Charlie four on scene.
00:28
Two patients outside evaluating at this time.
00:30
Twenty 02:45 . Four under snap of three.
00:33
April four under snap three times two forty-six.
00:40
842, we're still checking out two patients at the neighbor's house.
00:49
6842.
00:52
Go ahead, sir.
00:53
Call was originally an automatic fire alarm, switched over to a carbon monoxide detector.
00:58
With patients, would you like it to be upgraded to a street alarm?
01:05
We're almost in the scene.
01:06
I'll advise.
01:08
Copy.
01:13
C42 arrived.
01:15
One and a half story wood frame single family dwelling.
01:17
We have nothing evident from the street.
01:20
Establishing 84 command, stand by for my 360.
01:22
We'll be investigating with three personnel.
01:25
C42 is on scene, one and a half story.
01:28
Single family dwelling, nothing evident from the street.
01:30
2048.
01:35
Eighty-four command, 360 complete.
01:38
No changes to conditions.
01:40
Utility side, Bravo.
01:41
No basis.
01:46
Eighty-four two, officer, you're on fire one.
01:55
842,
01:56
360 complete.
01:58
Utilities high, Bravo.
02:00
No conditions.
02:01
No basement.
02:05
Bravo 360 complete.
02:06
Utilities high, Bravo.
02:09
No change in condition.
02:10
No basement. 26.
02:15
Man C84, do you have an update on the patient?
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