Carbon monoxide alarm with sick residents in home

Heard on: Waukesha WI Fire Dispatch Group Calls

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Dispatch, this is

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Battalion 44.

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You're being routed to (number withheld) Woodrest Drive.

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I believe it's going to be for a CO alarm.

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On the line with me, We Energies.

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One of the customers reporting CO symptoms.

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We're now speaking with the customer direct.

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She and her husband are feeling cloudy and weird.

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Have some pain behind their eyes, can't think straight, possibly tingling in their legs.

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They're not currently outside.

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Our caller advised their mother is still inside due to having dementia and it's taking some time for her to be able to wake up.

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So she's inside, still upstairs.

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Dispatch, my 44 copies additional.

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Engine 44 is also going to be en route soon.

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Dispatch, copy.

6/23/2026 08:41 AM

Fire & Arson

N79W28415 Woodrest Dr, Hartland, WI 53029

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible carbon monoxide leak at a residence on Woodrest Drive in Hartland. Several occupants reportedly felt unwell with headache-like symptoms and tingling, and another adult with dementia was still upstairs inside the home.