Carbon monoxide alarm at residence causes illness, Scarborough ME
Fire & ArsonFire department responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a residence near Black Point Road and Gravel Road. One person inside reported feeling dizzy and was evacuated for medical attention.
Audio|Source: Scarborough Fire
01:55
Transcript:
00:00
As well, fire department transmitting a still alarm in District 1, call for ladder 2, and just 3, ambulance 1.
00:07
Respond to near Black Point Road for a carbon monoxide activation with illness.
00:13
Again, that's ladder 2 and GIF 3 and just 1.
00:16
Near Black Point Road.
00:18
It's going to be right at the intersection of Gravel Road.
00:21
For a carbon monoxide alarm activation,
00:23
one patient with illness.
00:25
All clear can delay by then.
00:33
Broadcast every morning.
00:37
Carver's response.
00:44
Or a ladder to respond to.
00:47
Copy, letter two is two.
00:49
All units, you're responding to near Black Point Road, right off Gravel Road.
00:54
You've been re-responding for still alarms that have been activated in the home.
00:59
And you have one patient in the resident.
01:02
He has been feeling dizzy.
01:03
It is now evacuating.
01:05
Just be advised, the caller views reset will be a lot of your arrival.
01:16
Car 7.4.
01:19
Oh, Car 7.
01:22
At the engine 3 is on the board, is AGO on the radio.
01:27
Negative. I do have one on IAR.
01:30
I believe the GEO fence is located by the route.
01:36
Very soon, thank you.
01:37
Thank you.
01:42
Or a letter two is going to be on scene.
01:44
Hopefully you stand on the rise for now.
01:46
Number,
01:49
letter two on scene.
01:50
Staying on front.
01:54
Engine three, car seven.
Disclaimer:
This transcript was automatically generated and may contain inaccuracies. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Near Black Point Rd, Scarborough, ME 04074
This shows a Google Street View of the area near the location, which might not be the exact address.
Correct
Incorrect
