Carbon monoxide alarm triggered by workers creating dust, Maynard MA
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Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm was triggered at an apartment near Bancroft Street. It was caused by workers creating dust in the basement, not by an actual gas leak or fire.
Audio|Heard on: Maynard Fire Department
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02:45
Transcript:
00:00
Miniferylam on the air announcing the carbon monoxide alarm near Bancroft Street, Unit 3.
00:06
Again, Maynifarlum on the air announcing the carbon monoxide alarm near Bancroft Street, Unit 3.
00:13
We're going to be in the living room.
00:22
A1, Andrew one.
00:27
Answering.
00:30
Do you want us to go grab the ladder or respond to anyone?
00:35
Respond in A1 and if you get anything, we'll be there shortly.
00:43
Easy.
00:47
Enter one to fire alarm.
00:48
A main one's going to take down.
00:51
Enter one's going to remain under detail.
00:56
I have anyone taking the alarm and engine one staying.
01:02
All right on my one's on team.
01:11
Anyone have you on team.
01:19
Engine 1 to fire alarm.
01:20
Engine 1 is en route to near Bancroft Street.
01:26
Andrew have you en route.
01:29
A1-4-Elar.
01:34
Frileur measuring.
01:39
Chip the code to the master lockbox of the front engines.
01:47
Stand by.
01:56
Andchewan to file line.
01:57
Inchew on scene.
02:04
And you want to be on scene.
02:13
File up to A1, there is no code coming back to that hedgerows.
02:25
Venture one to fire alarm.
02:27
One has the message.
02:29
Also, this appears to be set off by workers in the basement creating dust.
02:37
The alarms are off by workers in the basement creating dust.
02:43
The alarms are off by workers in the basement.
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Location mentioned:
Bancroft St, Maynard, MA 01754
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