Carbon monoxide alarm triggers safety response in Weymouth building, Weymouth MA
Fire & ArsonEmergency responders were called to near Washington Street in Weymouth due to a carbon monoxide alarm. Multiple carbon monoxide levels were elevated on several floors of the building. Fire crews and maintenance staff investigated the source, working with National Grid. No fire or injuries were reported.
Audio|Source: Weymouth Police and Fire Dispatch
06:5
Transcript:
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Fire alarm to engine 300.
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We just got the message from the Kingfisher Pulse Station at near Washington St.
00:10
We're all under control.
00:15
Hey, (name withheld).
00:20
I have an ambulance for an e-vail.
00:24
All right.
00:30
Three hundred and two.
00:34
Take two.
00:36
It's the Aero 201.
00:38
You guys all set up there.
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Command?
00:42
Yep,
00:44
I can take command.
00:45
Can you give me a can report?
00:50
Yeah, we got a better location.
00:52
It's going to be on the second floor.
00:54
Maintenance is up there now.
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We're heading up to investigate.
00:59
Roger.
01:05
Joe, on the control is the outcome in the past couple calls?
01:13
(name withheld) was advised of our rights.
01:16
He was sent on his way.
01:24
Three hundred command.
01:27
Command answer.
01:29
Yes, sir, you're going to want to stop National Grid to play.
01:32
Where are you getting ready to put on here?
01:36
Command has that.
01:37
Command to C.
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To file them.
01:40
Tics is clear from Lakehurst.
01:42
Two, contacting National Grid now.
01:54
Chiefs. Commandant, File-Lump, can you send me a third engine?
01:58
File, um, has that both-side engine, too now.
02:00
I can you have to...
02:04
It is. Roger.
02:14
You want to get up to the response here.
02:16
The traffic is, I'm naturally, I need them to keep people coming in to the complex.
02:25
Okay.
02:39
Command answer.
02:41
Yes,
02:43
sir. Can you check with the building, leasing office? We'll find out exactly where people can they have a phone or a radio with them?
02:52
I have that.
03:03
Latter 100 to Latter 101, can you complete that assignment for engine 300 with maintenance?
03:10
Can you ask them what apartment they were in?
03:25
Can you ask them what apartment they were in?
03:35
Two is on response, near Washington.
03:42
...to, uh, engine 3 in Lata 100.
03:46
They don't have a specific unit just on the fourth floor.
03:54
We just came from floor number four.
03:57
Nothing found there.
04:01
It's C2[1], the engine 300.
04:03
Where are you getting in the reading?
04:07
We're getting it on 4-2.
04:09
We're checking out the floor 3 now.
04:11
Another resident better carbon monoxide detected was going off at 13.05.
04:17
Appreciate.
04:28
C2[1] to Inchid 5.
04:33
The system's in three and the latter of searching cause the gasoline.
04:54
Engine 5Ans, you will walk down.
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Yeah,
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can you bring your crew in? I'm going to have you assist engine three in the latter searching for the gasoline.
05:08
The gasoline.
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Recease, go ahead and then.
05:23
Final 100 command.
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Good reading to 120 on floor number 3.
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120 of 20 of CO.
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That's correct.
05:44
I get you to command.
05:46
We're pulling up the Washington Street now.
05:47
What do you want us to do?
05:50
Yeah,
05:51
you won't be able to pull in the parking lot, the mess.
05:55
Can you pull in behind, engine five,
05:58
and come in with your crew? I'm going to have you guys assist as well as finding a cause.
06:05
Preach.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
C2: Command unit/Car 2 (Deputy Chief in command)
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Location mentioned:
Near Washington St, Weymouth, MA 02189
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