Carbon monoxide alarm triggers evacuation near Rodden Drive, Erie CO
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A carbon monoxide alarm sounded at a residence near Rodden Drive. No one reported feeling ill, but the residence was evacuated as a precaution.
Audio|Heard on: Boulder County Sheriff and Fire
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Transcript:
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Edward 51 Fire alarm.
00:03
And in June 20 respond to near Rodden Drive for residential fire.
00:20
Copy.
00:21
And I'm sorry, correction that's our carbon monoxide alarm.
00:24
No one feeling ill. They have evacuated 2103.3.
00:29
Copy. Copy.
00:35
Engine 208, you're sending to near Rodden Drive for carbon monoxide alarm going off in a residence.
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Nobody's feeling ill and you can mute have Tech 12.
00:51
No response for you.
00:52
716 all the route to the carbon monoxide alarm.
00:54
You can clear.
00:55
Edward 51 for us.
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