Woman evaluated for carbon monoxide after home alarm triggered, Monroe CT
Medical EmergencyA 70-year-old woman is being evaluated for possible carbon monoxide exposure after a CO alarm went off in a home near Hattertown Rd in Monroe. Firefighters ventilated the house and found no dangerous carbon monoxide levels. Medical personnel are on the way to check on the woman.
Audio|Source: Monroe Fire & EMS
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Transcript:
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For near Hattertown Rd, it'll be a 70 female that needs an e-Val because of the CO alarm due to low levels in the basement.
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Monroe, Hattertown command.
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We're going under control. The structure has been ventilated. We've got readings down to 0 ppm throughout.
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I'm going to put 103 and 102 backing service. I'll remain unseen waiting for EMS.
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Roger, Hattertown under control.
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Zero readings.
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You're going to wait on scene for EMS. There's a first responder coming out there and we have mutual-aided round from Easton.
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Okay, reset.
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Okay,
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reset.
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Southwise, eight five two.
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Eight-five two.
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joining mutual aid to Monroe through the headertown road for the CEO evaluation. Okay.
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Roger, up there is 70s female mild symptoms going for an eval. You do have 95 Echo 2 by themselves, not a full crew, going to the scene at this time.
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Location mentioned:
Near Hattertown Rd, Monroe, CT 06468
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