Emergency response to possible carbon monoxide leak at home, Almond WI
Medical EmergencyEmergency teams responded to a home near 5th Avenue for a possible carbon monoxide leak. A female resident had dizziness and headaches for a week, suspecting a gas leak after normal medical checks. No personal names or contact details disclosed.
Audio|Source: Portage County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Station 2 Ambulance, Stockton Fire, Stockton Emrr, respond to near 5th Avenue for a CO2,
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possible CO2 leak,
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and the town of Stockton,
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time of page 1439.
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I'm Senator 51, Car 7.
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Car 7.
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Acknowledging the page for Bed 2, they'll be enraud shortly from the training ground.
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Copy.
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ComCenter, 57, Car 1. Car 1.
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ComCenter, 57, Car 1 will be en route to 5th.
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Copy.
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This is 57 EMS1.
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Go ahead.
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7 EMS1 en route to 5th Street.
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Copy and help.
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Go ahead, station.
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On center, station 57, acknowledge this page.
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Copy.
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One, MET-2 en route.
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Copy and roll.
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Units responding to the CO alarm.
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On 5th Street,
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the female has been feeling dizzy and has been getting headaches for the last week.
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She went to the doctor and they couldn't find anything, so she's suspecting there's a gas leak.
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Copy. Copy.
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Safety7 Car1 copies update, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Near 5th Ave, Almond, WI 54909
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