Possible carbon monoxide alarm at residence, Vance County NC
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, fire and emergency teams responded to a possible carbon monoxide alarm at a residence near Townsville Landing Road. No gas supply was detected; the alarm likely triggered by a battery issue. A monitor was used to verify safety.
Audio|Heard on: Vance County Public Safety
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01:29
Transcript:
00:00
In an out-off service.
00:03
Okay, all units can respond non-emergency.
00:08
More than likely, it's just the batteries for the detector.
00:12
Just get one truck that's got a CO monitor just to verify, but there's no gas supplies of the residence either.
00:32
(number withheld).
00:37
902 command
00:40
Go ahead, 902.
00:43
Jason,
00:44
we're coming by Townsville, we just come by Townsville Landing Road, and we'll be there in a minute with our monitor.
00:55
Copy, yeah, that's all we're going to need just to verify.
00:57
Like I said, I believe it's just the battery,
00:59
but I'd like to verify with a CO monitor.
01:07
That's for me, too, it's going to be out in right there.
01:12
(number withheld).
01:19
With Vance County, it has the monitor proceed on,
01:23
and engine 31, all of the units can return this term.
01:27
All of the units can return this term.
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Location mentioned:
Townsville Landing Rd, North Carolina 27537
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