Female with headache and vomiting may have carbon monoxide exposure

Heard on: Eastern Plumas County Fire/PCSO/USFS

01:46

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00:00

Beckwourth Peak Fire and EPHC respond on a medical call at (number withheld) East Loyalton Avenue.

00:05

It'll be for a female with a headache and throwing up.

00:07

RP believes it may be due to carbon monoxide.

00:10

Time of call 1804.

00:18

Base, medic two, copy.

00:22

Medic two.

00:30

Control, 9321 responding.

00:36

9321 at 1805.

00:44

Fire control, medic two responding.

00:48

Medic two at 1807.

01:02

Control, 9303 responding.

01:07

9303 at 89.

01:11

Fire control, medic two.

01:16

Medic two, go ahead.

01:18

Fire control, medic two is RP outside of the house.

01:24

Responding, correct.

01:28

I don't believe so, but it is him, his daughter, and I believe his son.

01:35

They evacuate if there's concern of carbon monoxide.

01:43

I'm sorry, I have multiple units.

01:45

I'll try and call them back.

2026-09-13 18:04 UTC

Medical Emergency

E Loyalton Ave, Portola, CA 96122

Female with headache and vomiting may have carbon monoxide exposure

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical call at a home near East Loyalton Avenue for a woman with a headache and vomiting. The reporting party suspected possible carbon monoxide exposure, and occupants were advised to evacuate if concerned.

Female with headache and vomiting may have carbon monoxide exposure

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