Carbon monoxide alarm triggers at Burlington residence, Burlington CT
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Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm was activated multiple times at a residence near Sawmill Road in Burlington. The alarm company confirmed no one inside was ill. Firefighters responded to ensure there was no hazard and ventilated the area by opening windows.
Audio|Heard on: Burlington Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
00:00
Browns is the base, the Burlington, now CO alarm activation, near Sawmill Road.
00:06
For the residents, the alarm company has received three activations and two acknowledgments.
00:11
They spoke with a keyholder on scene who reported no illness.
00:15
They also considered a fire and opened windows to ventilate.
00:20
Cross is Fox Glen, I'm out here 3.4-2.
00:26
Engine two, the car one.
00:33
We have specific readings here if you could stay here, command engine three.
00:44
Engine three, done.
00:46
Can you take Sawmill?
01:01
Goose. Two is on, seeing Roderogged.
01:06
Thanks, sir.
01:13
Engine three, responding crew,
01:15
two.
01:18
Just running sound no cooosers.
01:21
Live, really unreadable.
01:48
Negative one, you want to second, man, five.
01:57
Negative, we need your U and meter.
02:06
Close the space station, Marine.
02:13
And it's great.
02:16
Update from the alarm company, three additional alarms all coming from the upstairs detectors.
02:22
Kept on scene, space, no illness.
02:36
5 will be command.
02:40
Sergeant Anderson.
02:46
3-1-3-0-3-0-3-3-5, I'll be reported.
02:52
Receive. Receive.
02:53
Receive.
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Location mentioned:
Saw Mill Rd, Burlington, CT 06013
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