Carbon monoxide alarm prompts fire department response
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm went off at a house, leading to emergency services being called.
Audio|Source: Montgomery County Fire and EMS - Digital
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Transcript:
same as the vehicle rescue if you just want to head to that scene. Okay, we'll slow roll. We're available then. (name withheld). Yeah, Q313 is clear. Q313. We'll be responding. You can attach us to the vehicle rescue along with 3823. Do you want to stay available? I've got 3C813 going. They're already on the road. That's 50. On the east station, 25? 5.5. 114[1], 114 Simpson for C.O. Please. 8-1, you said open the record? That's correct. Pretty. 771. Okay, on opening the road. Is that in all locations? 25 suit for activation, 114 Simpson Road. Station 25, suit after activation, 114, Simpson Road. Drexel Road, he happens down to know. Hardmore, Lowurn. Does that mean I can open up here at Collegeville and we stay? That is correct. From SB 6812, go ahead and open the road.
Police codes explained
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114: Simpson (address)
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Location mentioned:
Near Simpson Rd, Ardmore, PA 19003
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