Carbon monoxide alarm prompts townhome evacuation, Fishers IN
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Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm at a three-story townhome near Courage Crossing in Fishers led to an evacuation. Fire units responded and established command at the scene. The alarm was accidental, no injuries or damage reported, and all units were cleared after investigation.
Audio|Heard on: Hamilton County Fire & EMS
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02:13
Transcript:
00:00
Engine 392, Ladder 3992, CO alarm near Courage Crossing, cross of Heroic Way and Majestic Way, timeout, 1851.
00:17
Joe, mention 346.
00:20
Engine 346. Engine 346.
00:23
Information that was accidental, we made contact with room 301, no issue, both units and service.
00:30
Clear.
00:35
Go engine 391 on the scene, three-story townhome.
00:40
It does appear we have evacuation.
00:42
We'll go ahead and establish Dan Allen command.
00:46
Inger 391 on scene, three-story townhome evacuation, establishing command.
00:55
from Dan Allen.
00:57
Good.
01:00
You can disregard everybody with first engine, first ladder.
01:07
Clear, do you still want the office?
01:11
We'll keep the office, but you can release the operator.
01:17
Clear, everyone can disregard except first engine, first ladder.
01:21
Keeping ops for releasing operator at 1855.
01:30
Engine 3B1, CO alarm near Moose Ridge, cross of Sunbrook Way and Viewpoint, timeout, 1857.
01:45
Rescue 361.
01:48
Rescue 361.
01:52
Gainty entry, no damage will be in service.
01:56
In service, 859.
02:02
Go from Dan Island Command.
02:06
Go ahead.
02:08
You can release Fireground.
02:09
You can release Fireground NS3 Mark No One available.
02:12
Clear at 1900.
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Location mentioned:
Courage Crossing, Fishers, IN 46037
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