Gas stove causes minor carbon monoxide issue

Heard on: Dupage County IL Regional Fire Dispatch

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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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ACDC 64th Street Command.

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Go ahead, Command.

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We believe we got it isolated to a gas stove.

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We have no other combustion source in this unit.

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Resident would also like the gas company to come out and double check.

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We did air out the building.

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We have a little bit of CO in here.

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No gas, but the resident still would like the gas company to come out.

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We're going to be returning to service.

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I'm going to terminate command.

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Hi, Mr. (name withheld).

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Do you want us to contact NICOR, correct?

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Yeah, let's do a notification on our side.

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You guys can contact Naperville.

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Thanks.

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You got it.

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APD to Battalion 183, I'm going to be returning in service.

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Our low teams in the entire building were at zero on all meters.

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Message received and I'm on the phone with Naperville now.

2026-10-23 10:03 UTC

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64th St, Westmont, IL 60527

Gas stove causes minor carbon monoxide issue

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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 crews responded to a possible carbon monoxide issue near 64th Street in Westmont. The problem was believed to be isolated to a gas stove in one unit, the building was aired out, and a small amount of carbon monoxide remained. No gas leak was found, and the gas company was requested to check the unit before crews returned to service.

Gas stove causes minor carbon monoxide issue

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