Co alarm activation investigated at Chelsea residence, Chelsea MA
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Fire & ArsonFire department units responded to a residence near Lafayette Avenue in Chelsea for a carbon monoxide alarm activation. They detected a carbon monoxide level of 27 parts per million in the first-floor hallway but found no active alarm or immediate danger.
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02:27
Transcript:
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Chelsea Engine 1, ladder 2,
00:03
car 3,
00:04
respond to near Lafayette Avenue for the CO alarm activation.
00:08
That's Chelsea, engine 1, ladder 2, car 3, respond near Lafayette Avenue for the CO alarm.
00:20
Ladder 2, has the response.
00:28
You watch (number withheld).
00:32
2-1, you have the response?
00:42
Cotterree's respondent.
00:43
Cawthry, you have the response.
00:50
Cotterrey to file up.
00:54
The line is answering, Carthorne.
00:58
That's near Lafayette investigate in Conthry's command.
01:02
If you're unseen near Lafayette, Carthry have command in 1754.
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Ladder 2 alpha.
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Sorry, mommy is answering.
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Ladder to the 2 alpha.
01:28
Ladder to engine 1.
01:33
Any readings up there? Any readings up there?
01:37
No,
01:39
no detection going off either.
01:47
There's a lot of people home and a lot of people cook and giving a lot of smells in the hallway, but no detection.
02:01
Yeah,
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we're getting 27 parts per million on the first floor hallway.
02:10
Are you near the Loan Journal?
02:19
This time is now 1802, temperature is 22 degrees.
02:24
QHR 366, standing by 1802.
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Location mentioned:
Lafayette Ave, Chelsea, MA 02150
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