Carbon monoxide alarm at Glen home, no injuries, Bartlett NH
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm sounded at a residence near Forest Ledge Road in Glen. No one was reported ill. The occupants were outside, and the windows remained closed during the incident.
Audio|Source: Carroll County Area Amateur Radio
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Transcript:
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Near Forest Ledge Road, the caller believes to be a carbon monoxide alarm,
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no illness reported.
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The occupants are outside and windows are closed.
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Repeating Charles Fire to Violet Fire,
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near Forest Ledge Road.
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Caller believes it's a carbon monoxide alarm with no illness reported.
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Occupants are outside, windows are closed, first home.
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So maybe we can do some of that.
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10-4[1]-0 rush.
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I'm actually in the middle of setting up Lower Mountain right now.
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I'm going to set the far-out drain, kind of get it set when it's in auto, I can go and see what a few of these things.
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Uh-oh. Far out.
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Far out.
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The first of sure if we wanted to try to attempt to far out, that was one of the three focuses very 19.
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Colonel Fired a pilot fire.
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Near Forestledge Road,
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believed to be a carbon monoxide alarm.
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No illness reported.
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Occupants are outside and windows closed.
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Getting carol fire to brought with fire.
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Near Forestledge Road, believed to be a carbon monoxide alarm.
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No illness reported.
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Occupants are outside.
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Windows are closed.
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Second tone, 405.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
10-4: Acknowledged / Message received
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Location mentioned:
Near Forest Ledge Rd, Glen, NH 03838
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