Firefighters handle carbon monoxide incident in Olathe, Olathe KS
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, firefighters in Olathe investigated a possible carbon monoxide incident near Cedar Hill Street where elevated CO levels of approximately 45 parts per million were detected. Utility company Atmos was requested to respond to assist with the situation.
Audio|Heard on: Johnson County Kansas Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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CO investigation, engine 55, near Cedar Hill Street.
00:11
Squad 44 is clear.
00:13
Squad 44 clear.
00:20
Truck 52 clear.
00:23
Truck 52 did you clear?
00:37
You.
00:40
Eleven thirty-two, if you have forty-one X with city center.
00:44
Spike eleven thirty-two transporting Advent House City Center.
00:55
Medical eleven thirty-four additional ten for bed delay.
00:58
Medical eleven thirty-four additional ten for bed.
01:06
Eleven fifty-one clear.
01:08
Medical eleven fifty-one clear.
01:16
Engine 55, dispatch.
01:20
Engine 55.
01:24
We've got 45 parts per million CO in the house.
01:27
Can you go ahead and have Atmos respond?
01:31
Copy, 45 parts per million sending Atmos.
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Location mentioned:
S Cedar Hills St, Olathe, KS 66061
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