Carbon monoxide alarm after new pellet stove setup

Heard on: Newport Fire

01:50

This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

00:00

Newport City Fire, stand by for CO alarm.

00:18

Newport City Fire Department, respond to (number withheld) Vermont Route 14 North in Coventry.

00:25

You have a CO alarm going off.

00:28

Occupant has evacuated the building with no ill effects.

00:31

Again, Newport City Fire, (number withheld) Vermont Route 14 North in Coventry.

00:37

CO alarm.

00:39

Occupant's evacuated the building, no ill effects.

00:42

Time you tone 2234.

00:50

I'm sorry, unit calling.

00:58

Fire seven, you're responding.

01:01

PD Fire 7.

01:08

Go ahead.

01:11

Are you all set with manpower or you all set on tones?

01:16

Yeah, affirmative.

01:17

We're going to be rolling in just a minute here.

01:20

10-4, thank you.

01:27

Newport PD, Newport Fire.

01:32

This is Newport Fire.

01:35

Engine two is responding with four.

01:39

Engine two, you're responding to 42243.

01:43

She sounds like she put in a new wood pellet stove today, and the alarm's been going off for a while.

2026-10-20 02:34 UTC

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Vermont Rte 14 N, Irasburg, VT 05845

Carbon monoxide alarm after new pellet stove setup

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Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported carbon monoxide alarm at a residence near Vermont Route 14 North in Coventry. The occupant had already evacuated the building with no reported ill effects. The alarm was reportedly linked to a recently installed wood pellet stove.

Carbon monoxide alarm after new pellet stove setup

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