carbon monoxide alarm triggered with no hazard found, Reading MA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a building near Haverhill Street in Reading. Initial readings showed elevated levels, but subsequent checks found no carbon monoxide inside. No fire or danger was present, and building management was informed.
Audio|Source: Reading Police & Fire Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Receive a call from near Harndon Street, bottom floor,
00:05
fire alarm activation, no smoke, no fire.
00:14
Reporting from Simon's west.
00:18
Fire with a still alarm, engine core.
00:30
C3[1].
00:32
You can stand down, I'll take that.
00:36
Receive, engine port stand it down, ready to fire you up that.
00:39
C3[1] has some on.
00:41
Right, Redding fire has it.
00:43
Car 3 responding to near Harned in.
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Reading fire from C3[1]. Ready fire from C3[1].
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Three.
00:57
The issue at Longhorns appears to the quality detector in zone 1 made readings of up to 41 parts per million.
01:05
We meet at the building and found zero throughout on multiple passes.
01:13
The car has a quality detector, zero readings throughout the building.
01:19
Management is aware.
01:20
Copy is clear.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
C3: Command or shift commander unit designation
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Location mentioned:
Near Haverhill St, Reading, MA 01867
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