Carbon monoxide alarm at Yarmouth residence, Yarmouth ME
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a carbon monoxide alarm near Leonard Lane in Yarmouth. All occupants had evacuated safely and showed no symptoms. Responding units confirmed no ill effects and treated the call as a system malfunction.
Audio|Heard on: Yarmouth Fire, Cumberland and Freeport Fire
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Transcript:
00:00
Fire alarm transmitting still box 20 for engine 81 to near Leonard Lane.
00:07
Near Leonard Lane for a carbon monoxide alarm sounding came in from a monitoring service.
00:13
They have made contact with the residents, all occupants are outside and no ill effects reported at this time.
00:20
Dispatching engine 81 still box 20 to near Leonard Lane off Granite Street again for a CO alarm sound.
00:29
All occupants out of the vehicle with no ill effects reported at this time.
00:34
Engine 81 on the line.
00:38
A10 fire alarm.
00:42
810, go ahead.
00:44
Just heard Cumberland say that their call was a system malfunction, so we're going to send 82 over to the CO alarm and no ill effects.
00:52
I think we're also with an ambulance.
00:54
Thank you.
00:56
Copy that, sir.
00:57
82 will be responding.
00:59
A couple of them will be all set on their call and I'll set up EMS assistance.
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Location mentioned:
Leonard Ln, Yarmouth, ME 04096
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