Carbon monoxide alarm found to be faulty

Heard on: Rocky Hill Fire

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Unit 24 responding, Beacon Hill Apartments.

00:06

24, Roger.

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Engine 1 interior, come in.

00:17

Fire dispatch.

00:20

All right, we made our way into the apartment.

00:22

All normal readings on the 3 m .

00:27

Now if you check the detector and see how old it is.

00:31

Yeah, ten four.

00:32

We're gonna, we're actually gonna be bringing it down to you.

00:36

Copy, bring it.

00:39

All right, we'll be down this side.

00:44

Unit 25 responding, 400 Cold Spring Road.

00:49

Roger, unit 25 responding.

00:57

We're at engine 3, you can pick up hydrant.

00:59

Unit 24 on scene.

01:06

Answering Cold Spring command.

01:19

HLC has detector malfunctioning.

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No readings in the unit with three different fire department meters.

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All fire units are going to be clear.

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Command terminated.

01:26

HLC back to service.

01:29

Roger, transfer made.

01:31

All units back in service.

8/22/2026 05:01 PM

Fire

Cold Spring Rd, Rocky Hill, CT 06067

Carbon monoxide alarm found to be faulty

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to a possible fire or carbon monoxide alarm at an apartment complex near Cold Spring Road. Crews checked the apartment with multiple meters, found normal readings, and determined the detector was malfunctioning. All fire units were then cleared from the scene.

Carbon monoxide alarm found to be faulty

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