Carbon monoxide alarm triggered by steam at residential building, Reno NV
Fire & ArsonFire responders answered a carbon monoxide alarm at a residence near Blue Mist Street in Reno, Nevada. Upon investigation, they found no dangerous levels of carbon monoxide. The alarm was triggered by steam, and residents were advised to contact building maintenance for further follow-up.
Audio|Source: Reno and Sparks Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 3. Red frequency assignment service request.
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Respond near Blue Mist Street.
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Unit 11. District 3.
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Engine 3. Respond near Blue Mist Street.
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Unit 11.
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Go ahead.
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W.J4. Negative.
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I'm just going to go check north of the building that kind of the serenage washer off it's up.
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Check on.
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Walsha 1.
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Walsh, 102, save.
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42.
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Daniel, carry around.
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Sam, 370 on 10.
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PM370. Tm.
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370.
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Stage 3.
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Yeah, this call is not going to be a response criteria.
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We're going to go ahead and stand down at this time and please notice them to call their building maintenance.
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Really? 4.
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Age 4.
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We went through the house and cycled through all the appliances.
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Didn't find any sign of CO or any poor readings on the monitors.
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Sounds like this is actually an alarm activation due to the steam and the Engine's discretion if they want to continue.
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And the homeowners are aware that energy may continue to follow up.
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