Carbon monoxide detected near Oak and Sidney, Syracuse NY
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to high carbon monoxide levels, reaching up to 135 parts per million, in a structure near Oak and Sidney Streets in Syracuse, New York. The elevated readings were likely caused by snow blocking a basement vent. National Grid was notified, and crews cleared the vent to resolve the issue.
Audio|Heard on: Onondaga NY Fire-Tac Group Calls
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01:21
Transcript:
00:00
Car four, levels are 90 and climbing.
00:08
Received, that was 90 and climbing?
00:11
At Oak and Sidney.
00:15
Request the engine company Oak and Sidney in that Sidney,
00:18
and that was 90 and climbing?
00:22
Correct, 90 parts per million CO and climbing.
00:27
First of all,
00:29
structure.
00:31
Received, I'll advise National Grid.
00:34
Car four, you went on the stage at Helen and Sidney, correct?
00:39
Stand by.
00:41
Negative, put them in Oak and Sidney.
00:44
So that should be their clearest path.
00:50
Received Oak and Sidney.
00:52
Don't need them.
00:55
Received as company to stage at Oak and Sidney.
00:59
Truck four, truck four search.
01:02
We have snow around one of the vents and pipes coming through the basement.
01:05
Could possibly be the problem.
01:09
Copy. Go ahead and clear that.
01:10
We'll still keep all the resources coming.
01:13
Copy.
01:16
Truck four, search truck four.
01:17
We've got levels of 135 in the basement.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Oak St & Sidney St, Syracuse, NY 13203
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