High carbon monoxide levels detected at two locations, Kalamazoo MI
Medical EmergencyHigh levels of carbon monoxide were detected at two nearby locations: near Euclid Ave and near Greenwood Ave. The levels were 60 parts per million at Euclid and peaked at 200 parts per million, stable at 100, at Greenwood. No patients were reported at either location.
Audio|Source: Kalamazoo County Fire and MSP District 5
02:17
Transcript:
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Can you add note to the dispatch, near Euclid Ave,
00:05
is at 60 parts per million? For 6 city.
00:15
Go ahead.
00:19
There's no patient here. Life can code for.
00:23
Laifer, are you clearing that you can clear 1900 Southwest extension or no patient?
00:35
Toaduct for South County, 1512, and 3. South County, 151, 2, and 3 for East V.W.
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Ave and South 18th Street. East VW. Ave and South 18th Street.
00:44
It's coming in the possible brush fire. Now the caller is thinking that maybe people are out with it and fire's not needed, but it was passerby.
00:53
No structures nearby.
00:55
Just fetch out at 1619.
01:03
That's 511s back in, to man terminated.
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1220.
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County unit, you clear on the call.
01:22
Dispatch South County, 1550, on the road with two. Dispatch, South County, 1550 on the road with two.
01:27
No, far.
01:33
We could you add another note?
01:44
Near Greenwood Ave, sorry,
01:47
Greenwood,
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65 million. 65 million.
01:53
Upstick City.
02:01
Can you notate near Greenwood Ave,
02:12
that we have peak levels of 200 and stable at 100?
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Location mentioned:
Near Euclid Ave, Kalamazoo, MI 49006
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