Carbon monoxide alarm response at residential address, Albuquerque NM
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a residence near Ghost Flower Trail in Albuquerque. The alarm came from the living room. It is unknown if anyone was sick or injured. Multiple units and mutual aid were requested due to the nature of the alarm.
Audio|Source: Albuquerque-Bernalillo County-Rio Rancho Fire/Rescue
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Transcript:
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Engine 35.
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Units are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm.
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Alarms,
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residential, CO, firebox 16,
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incident address, near Ghost Flower Trail.
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Ghost Flower Trail,
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Go ahead, engine 11th.
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Can we please get two units to this 29 Bravo and Central and Albert Town?
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Copy, we have one available of the company from Pseo and Rio Grande, ETAX, that is.
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Copy, we are going to need a single of three all day.
00:40
I'm sorry you need three total AAS units?
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That's correct, this was a city line.
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Wow.
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Coffee.
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I have what I have to only have the one left. I'll have a great.
01:04
5-5-based engine rescue 11. We advise you have one unit coming from 25 in Comanche, 3337, second unit 3019, one night coming from Praseo in the river, and I do not have a one at this time. I will advise only have a third one of the little free.
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Injunctuary 11th.
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All right.
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Injointed engine the inside. We're at near Ghost Flower Trail, near Ghost Flower Trail response.
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It's going to be for a carbon monoxide alarm coming from the living room.
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It fires unknown sick and injured or unknown occupants.
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This is being mutual aid request.
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Location mentioned:
Near Ghost Flower Trail NE, Albuquerque, NM 87111
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