Carbon monoxide alarm activation at Appleton residence, Appleton WI
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Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm activated at a residence near West Packard Street in Appleton. Detectors sounded but no one reported illness. We Energies was notified and is responding to investigate the gas levels.
Audio|Heard on: Gold Cross Ambulance
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02:4
Transcript:
00:00
Thank you, 911, Paging, Appleton 93-25, respond 1230 through West Packard Street, near West Packard Street, cross the North Mason Street, North Summit Street.
00:09
Responding for a carbon monoxide alarm, detectors sounding, and nobody feeling sick.
00:13
AFD TACC who's been assigned for the September 412.
00:19
The game is from 9225.
00:23
Hello.
00:26
Clear up, TAC, there will be en route.
00:29
Ever.
00:31
Howder gave me from...
00:36
Twenty-five...
00:37
Twenty-five... Twenty-five...
00:38
Twenty-five...
00:39
Go ahead.
00:44
Twoisten or not, so they do care, apples.
00:48
Time far.
00:55
How old are gaming from 93-25.
00:59
9825.
01:05
We have We Energies gas response.
01:07
This address please.
01:09
We do have carbon monoxide.
01:11
Copy.
01:16
9325, I'm out of gaming.
01:20
Go out of gaming. Go out of gaming.
01:25
WeEnergy is on the line they're inquiring do you have any parts per million on your read?
01:35
With starting ventilation we're at 78 parts per million, we haven't checked the whole house yet.
01:57
We Energy is notified and they'll be getting a gas responder out there as soon as they can for you.
02:02
Ten-four will try and narrow a downloader and roll.
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Location mentioned:
W Packard St, Appleton, WI 54914
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