Carbon monoxide alarm activation leads to evacuation, Easton MD
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a carbon monoxide alarm activated at a residence near Chapel Road, Crabapple Court, and North Washington Street. Residents evacuated safely. No injuries reported.
Audio|Heard on: Talbot County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Carbon monoxide alarm,
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102 Chapel Road near Crabapple Court,
00:03
North Washington Street.
00:09
Lookalock, 6O, Station 60, Ameless 91,
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Carbon monoxide alarm at Chapel Road near Crabapple Court and North Washington Street, 2012.
00:23
21 responded.
00:24
911 respondent.
00:30
21, respondent, 21, respond to 2016.
00:37
1091, you're assigned to a box 6-0.
00:40
Carbon monoxide alarm activation, 102T,
00:42
Chapel Road near Crabapple Court in North Washington Street.
00:47
Called in by (name withheld).
00:54
They advise the residents have been evacuated.
00:58
She said the alarm's been going off, they are located in the driveway behind the garage.
01:05
Nobody is sick.
01:07
That's not one copy.
01:13
She's 60 responding, 60 responding, 2015.
01:25
Carbon monoxide alarm activation,
01:28
102 Chapel Road near Crabapple Court, North Washington Street.
01:33
Caller advises the alarm is going off.
01:36
Resident says they have been evacuated.
01:37
She recently turned on the heat.
01:40
Nobody is injured.
01:47
C-60, okay.
01:50
261 responder 1-602 on direct.
01:58
261 responding direct 2016.
02:02
The oil tank on the Broadway side.
02:11
I was signing one on location advising two-story residents fuel tank on the Broadway side, 2016.
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Location mentioned:
Chapel Rd, Easton, MD 21601
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