Carbon monoxide alarm activation with occupant feeling unwell, Stowe VT
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm was activated near Tall Pines Lane. A male occupant reported dizziness, headache, and feeling unwell. He was asked to evacuate due to possible prolonged exposure.
Audio|Source: Stowe Police, Fire, and EMS
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Transcript:
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You have no fire, still rescue.
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You have a fire alarm activation.
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Near Tall Pines Lane.
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So fire, still rescue.
00:08
Near Tall Pines Lane.
00:10
Fire alarm activation.
00:12
Sounds like they've been going off possibly for up to a couple of hours now.
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Occupant is reporting a headache,
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dizziness, and not feeling well.
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I have asked him to close up and evacuate his residence.
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Near Tall Pines Lane, fire alarm activation.
00:27
Potentially the last two hours with potential exposure.
00:31
We have a male subject on scene reporting lightheadedness, not feeling well, possible headache,
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1759's first tone.
00:41
I'm going to be.
00:52
Stowe fire, still rescue, second tone,
00:55
Near Tall Pines Lane, carbon monoxide alarm activation in the residence, potentially going off for two hours.
01:02
A male occupant in the residence has been asked to evacuate, reporting dizziness, lightheadedness, and overall not feeling well.
01:10
Again, second tone,
01:12
Near Tall Pines Lane, for a male subject reporting carbon monoxide alarm activation, possibly for over two hours.
01:18
So I'm planning up... some signs and symptoms, I have asked him to evacuate.
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1802, second, sound.
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The mile 16,
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engine 3, A1 responding,
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Near Tall Pines Lane.
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3rd, 1803.
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Location mentioned:
Near Tall Pines Ln, Stowe, VT 05672
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