Possible carbon monoxide exposure at Mayville apartment, Mayville WI
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Medical EmergencyFire and EMS responded to an apartment near North Clark Street in Mayville for a report of possible carbon monoxide poisoning. The resident experienced symptoms after a doctor's visit and requested a safety check.
Audio|Heard on: Dodge County Public Safety
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02:10
Transcript:
00:00
That's high sheriff's office page for Mayville Fire, Measel EMS second unit, and Kekoskee Fire.
00:06
You requested at near North Clark Street, apartment 203, cross at Breckenridge and Catherine Street.
00:16
This is a request to check the apartment for carbon monoxide.
00:22
Resident at the location was at the doctor and they found...
00:27
symptoms consistent with carbon monoxide poisoning and requesting the fire department to respond.
00:34
10 page 1411, KFY 426.
00:43
1254 required.
00:46
Dodge 154 is on C.
00:48
Okay.
00:57
I touch. I'm clear from EMS and I'll head towards that fire request.
01:01
Okay,
01:03
fire.
01:21
I don't know.
01:23
B. Oh!
01:32
That's my sheriff's office, page 4, Mayville Fire, Measel, EMS, second unit, and Kekoskee Fire.
01:39
You're requested at near North Clark Street, apartment 203.
01:42
Near North Clark Street, number 203, house of Brookenridge and Catherine Street.
01:48
This is a request to check the apartment for carbon monoxide.
01:52
The resident there was at the doctor and has symptoms consistent with carbon monoxide poisoning.
02:01
She is home now and was just at the doctor and is requesting this to be checked out.
02:07
10 page 1412, T.F.5, 46.
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Location mentioned:
N Clark St, Mayville, WI 53050
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