Carbon monoxide alarm triggers building evacuation, Central Point OR
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm went off at a building near Rich Way in Jackson County, Oregon. The building was evacuated safely. A keyholder is on the way in a gray Honda Civic.
Audio|Source: Jackson County Fire
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Transcript:
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I have a year-in route to near Rich Way, near Rich Way between the gray circle and garden sales.
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This carbon monoxide alarm is counting nobody inside is failing today because they have all evacuated a bit of the building.
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1-0.
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510, negative.
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I attempted to call but reached voicemail.
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510, copy.
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JCSO Primary is clear of Code 33[1], resume.
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Main, clear.
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Copy.
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Head status check.
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Sport.
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Bill and size, copy.
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Engine 30, priority one, breathing problems,
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23,129 Highway 62, Shady Cove, between train lane and metal lane.
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510. The alarm company called and advised that keyholder (name withheld) will be en route.
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Her ETA is 30 minutes and she's in a gray Honda Civic.
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If she wants me to respond back, I will.
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510, copy.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Code 33: Emergency—restrict radio traffic to priority communications; clear channel for emergency use only.
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Location mentioned:
Jackson County, OR
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