Fire department ventilates structure with carbon monoxide, Montgomery County MD


Firefighters are ventilating a building in Montgomery County due to high carbon monoxide levels indicating a hazardous condition.
Audio|Source: Montgomery County MD Fire Rescue 7A1 Ops 1
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Transcript:
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Engine 705 Bravo is on the scene, responding for the Stiro, KLS1, front of station 5, 10,000, 620 Connected Avenue, 315.
00:09
Behind Paramac Engine 728, checking your welfare on scene.
00:13
We're going to be on seeing a little bit longer.
00:15
We are ventilating the structure.
00:16
Had CO[2] readings throughout.
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We'll be here a little while longer.
00:18
Okay, paramed engine 728, you need any other resources?
00:21
No, sir, I'm okay, thank you.
00:22
Okay, Paramarck Engine 728, 360[1].
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
360: Complete 360-degree size-up/walk-around of the structure for hazards and conditions
[2]
CO: Carbon Monoxide (detector activation/alarm)
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Montgomery County, MD
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