Carbon monoxide alarm blares at Klickitat residence sparks urgent response, Klickitat WA
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Fire & ArsonConcerns rise as a carbon monoxide alarm is heard blaring at a Klickitat residence, prompting rapid response though neighbors' presence remains uncertain.
Audio|Heard on: Klickitat County Law Enforcement, Fire, and EMS
Listen to dispatch call
02:27
Transcript:
00:00
We received a 911 hang-up near Loop Drive in Klickitat.
00:05
The call was voice-to-text emergency.
00:09
The male caller was unaware the phone was connected and asked how to hang up.
00:14
He did not respond further.
00:15
A female voice was heard in the background.
00:19
20-30.
00:24
I'm 213.
00:28
I'm 21. 21, month.
00:35
My partner contacted the male at that phone number regarding 201 Loop Drive.
00:42
He said a carbon monoxide alarm is sounding at a residence across the street, near Garrett Avenue.
00:50
We will be staging fire.
00:57
233.
01:03
Sam 29, clear at Norfolk, break, San 29 to San 21.
01:06
Do you want a second?
01:10
Ego, you're using.
01:13
Do you want a second?
01:21
Area of near Garrett Avenue for a carbon monoxide alarm going off.
01:27
Click that fire.
01:28
Response to the area near Garrett Avenue for a carbon monoxide alarm going off.
01:35
2034.
01:46
1721 ARP said he wasn't sure if neighbors were home but could hear the alarm sounding.
01:52
Would you like us to stage medics?
02:02
Recease, also fire hazard message.
02:09
2035.
02:12
June that on fire?
02:19
On 1220.
02:21
Go ahead. The station covers that side of the line.
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Location mentioned:
Garrett Ave, Klickitat, WA 98628
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