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False alarm due to carbon dioxide detector batteryAshville NY

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Highland Ave, Ashville, NY 14710

Fire crews responded to near Highland Avenue where the alarm was triggered by a carbon dioxide detector that needed a battery replacement. No fire was found.

Audio|Heard on: Chautauqua Fire/EMS Dispatch
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00:33
Transcript:
00:00
We'll be on location at this moment.
00:04
The front location at near Highland Ave.
00:08
I'm going to start before this patch.
00:17
You'll be on 74, go ahead.
00:20
We advise that carbon dioxide detector issues, a change of batteries which alarm systems state that they want the actual monitor from anyone.

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Location mentioned:
Highland Ave, Ashville, NY 14710

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Incident Timeline

  1. Situation Under Control
  2. CO2 Detector Issue Identified
  3. Arrival and Investigation
  4. Dispatch of Fire and Rescue Units
  5. Initial Fire Alarm Activation

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