Carbon monoxide alarm triggers false fire alarm, Oshkosh WI
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a two-story wood-frame house on Coolidge Ave after the homeowner reported smoke alarms going off in the basement. Upon investigation, no fire was found, and the alarm was suspected to be triggered by a carbon monoxide issue.
Audio|Source: Gold Cross Ambulance
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Transcript:
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823 is unseen.
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Two-story wood from house.
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Nothing showing from side A or B. There are people outside to meet us. We'll go on bicycle. We don't have a water supply.
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32 is unseen, holding out of hydrant.
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9,300 from 23.
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9346 is clear.
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Go ahead, 20.
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Homeowner says smoke alarms going off in the basement.
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We're just going to go and investigate.
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We don't see anything, though.
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He's nothing.
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Command will be a night.
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930, I'm seeing Coolidge. This will be collision.
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Command 23. Command 23.
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Good.
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It's possible this is a CO alarm issue. We're just going to run through the house of the meter. There's no fire or problem here. We can,
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we can handle this.
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Copy that 23 with that Channel 1.
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Narang's transporting to Appleton.
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How do you get me, Kalisk, ma'am?
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104. Go ahead.
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The issue on collision speak,
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maybe a CO meter issue 23 is going to handle all units to clear enough for a dumb attack two.
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Command is terminated.
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Location mentioned:
Coolidge Ave, Oshkosh, WI 54902
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