Carbon monoxide alarm investigated at home

Heard on: Black Hawk IA Fire Dispatch Group Calls

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Dispatch from 101.

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101.

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101, 101, and out, please.

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10-4, you're going to (number withheld) Carroll Boulevard, close to our cell and a dead end.

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RP advised their carbon monoxide detector in the basement went off.

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They did replace the batteries.

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It's still going off in a different location.

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They put a different one in the basement to see if that one did not.

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They just want to make sure that there's no actual carbon monoxide in the basement.

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They did request lights or sirens.

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10-4, (number withheld) Carroll.

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Come on.

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130 is in route.

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Come on.

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Dispatch, you want to put 101 on location, please?

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151 is in route.

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Come on. Did you need the information?

00:57

No, thank you.

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130's on the scene.

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151's on scene.

9/6/2026 09:29 PM

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Carroll Blvd, Dunkerton, IA 50626

Carbon monoxide alarm investigated at home

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to a reported carbon monoxide detector alarm in the basement of a home near Carroll Boulevard. The caller requested that fire personnel check for any actual carbon monoxide in the basement.

Carbon monoxide alarm investigated at home

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