Gas alarm triggered accidentally by homeowner near Newtown Rd, Acton MA
Fire & ArsonA gas alarm was triggered near Newtown Rd but was set off accidentally by a homeowner who disconnected a carbon monoxide alarm. There were no signs of hazard or gas leaks.
Audio|Source: Acton Fire Dispatch
02:31
Transcript:
00:00
The advice this is called in as a gas alarm from a company.
00:07
Car 30 is true.
00:15
22's on. 22's on,
00:17
809.
00:26
24 is respondent.
00:29
24 is responding 809.
00:37
Sorry, I'm for responding apparatus.
00:40
I'm showing the nearest hydrant as near Newtown Rd.
00:51
22, okay.
00:54
Card 30 is out investigating C2S command.
00:59
Car 30 out investigating C2S command at 813.
01:03
Command at 813.
01:09
Command the file. File, I'm answering.
01:12
File, I'm answering.
01:18
This is set off accidentally by a homeowner.
01:21
Holdings out, you could return the other apparatus.
01:26
System accidentally set off by homeowner returning engine 24 and June 22 at 850.
01:34
22 is clear.
01:43
22 clear at 850.
01:49
24 square in route to 930 main for a plugout 24 clear in route to 930 main for a plugout at 815.
02:08
Command, a file.
02:11
File. File alarm answering command.
02:15
This is set off by the homeowner, disconnecting is C.O. Alarm.
02:19
Zero readings on the meter.
02:20
I'll be clear. Command terminated.
02:24
Set up by homeowner,
02:26
disconnecting, zero readings.
02:28
Command terminated is clear at 817.
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Location mentioned:
Near Newtown Rd, Acton, MA 01720
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