Alarm sounds at Lisbon Falls home with no injuries, Lisbon ME
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Fire & ArsonAn alarm sounded at a home near Booker Street in Lisbon Falls. Emergency services responded for a possible carbon monoxide or smoke alarm. No one reported any illness. Furnace work had been done earlier but does not seem related to the alarm.
Audio|Heard on: Auburn and Lewiston Fire and EMS
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01:59
Transcript:
00:00
The fire department needs to respond near Booker Street.
00:05
This could be for a fire alarm, carbon monoxide,
00:09
combination alarm sounding, no symptoms.
00:12
They had furnace work done today, and it is apparently not connected to the furnace.
00:17
This is the Bravo One.
00:30
No one, go ahead.
00:35
There was no response from the,
00:38
for the tender.
00:40
You go ahead and start your drum or top for the carbon monoxide call.
00:56
One, I will,
00:58
they will have Durham start that way.
01:02
Do I have anybody coming on for the cancer?
01:05
Because they did request one.
01:14
Have more, I'm unsure.
01:26
Commitments to Durham Fire, standby for activation.
01:38
Communications 2 down fire.
01:39
Going to respond into Lisbon.
01:41
It's going to be near Booker Street.
01:43
For an alarm going off, unknown if it is carbon monoxide or smoke.
01:47
No reported illness.
01:48
Code at the Bravo level, repeating.
01:50
Please respond into Lisbon.
01:52
Near Booker Street.
01:53
For an alarm that is going off, unknown if it is carbon monoxide or smoke.
01:56
No illness.
01:57
Put at the Bravo level, timing, your tone is 119.
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Location mentioned:
12a Booker St, Lisbon Falls, ME 04252
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