Carbon monoxide alarm triggered by forklift, no fire, Pittsburgh PA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a carbon monoxide alarm was activated near Painters Run Road in Scott Township. The alarm was caused by forklift activity inside and there was no fire or emergency requiring fire services.
Audio|Heard on: Allegheny County Fire Ops 3 - West
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Transcript:
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For a carbon monoxide alarm,
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going off near Painters Run Road and Scott Township for the Toby development.
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Point of activation is going to be zone 1.
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Station 255, second activation.
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Respond on Westfire 3,
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(number withheld).
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257 rescue from county.
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Good.
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I got nothing coming from 255.
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Do you want me to fill?
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Yeah, we should be okay for now.
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Copy. (number withheld).
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County 257 recities.
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257 records.
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We'll put us on, Sam.
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We'll be investigating.
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257 Deputy will have command when he gets here.
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Pass received, (number withheld).
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County 257 Squad, Deputy with the command.
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That's a sheet (number withheld).
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County Painters are on command.
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Run command.
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Operating a fork lift inside.
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They're going to stop when they're done.
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No need for fire services.
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Location mentioned:
Painters Run Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15241
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