Carbon monoxide alarm activates at residence near Mark Way, Peru NY
Fire & ArsonFire departments responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a residence near Mark Way. The home is heated by a furnace and the activation was confirmed, but no fire or medical emergency was reported.
Audio|Source: Clinton Co. EMS, Fire, Police, Sheriff
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Transcript:
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County Dispatch, Peru Fire Department, Keevesville Fire Department, mutual aid[1]. Both stations requesting additional manpower for your response, near Mark Way for a carbon oxide activation residential. Clayton County dispatch, repeating for Peru Fire, Keyesville Fire, Mutual Aid.
00:15
Both bases are requesting additional manpower for your response, near Mark Way, CEL activation residential. Click and kind of clear, 2216, 728.
00:31
A3-5-6-clear lab, I'll be there.
00:35
Rep. Rep. Okay.
00:42
Rule fire department base status.
00:47
Staff personnel coming, we'll be around a little bit.
00:51
Copy 276, acknowledging, Clayton decided, Cuesville base status.
00:59
Diesel base status.
01:06
FBI-237 responding crew, near Mark Way.
01:09
Copy 237, in route 221979-7-28.
01:18
Classwork city, fire from any much.
01:28
Clinton County Dispatch, Poudford City Fire Department, EMS, response, near Glen Drive, Apartment 2.
01:34
It's an 89-year-old female, conscious, and breathing, fall.
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Repeating for Pardford City, Fire Department, EMS, response, near Glen Drive, apartment, 2.
01:42
It's an 89-year-old female, conscious, breathing, and fall.
01:45
We can clear 2-220731.
01:49
from activated homeowner heats with a furnace. All other appliances are electric on the own cause of activation.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
mutual aid: Request for assistance from a neighboring agency
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Location mentioned:
Near Mark Way, Peru, NY 12972
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