Alarm and generator prompt carbon monoxide concern

Heard on: Pueblo County CO Fire Dispatch

01:23

00:00

For the units responding to Highway 165, the building owner called back.

00:05

He said he's not sure why the alarm is going off and that nobody's feeling sick.

00:09

He said that they are running a generator outside of the house and they did open all the windows and doors to try and air it out.

00:15

They were advised to leave the building and close the windows and doors if they were able to.

00:19

231 copy.

00:24

Two eleven 02:31 .

00:26

Go ahead.

00:28

What's this address? I'm not finding it.

00:30

Two eleven.

00:31

Go ahead. The address is (number withheld) state highway 165, unit (number withheld).

00:37

Copy.

00:40

Two eleven 02:31 .

00:42

Go ahead.

00:45

If you put it in GPS, it's going to take you up and go up right, right cloud, and there's a terrible dirt road this direction.

00:54

We're going to have to come back around.

00:57

If you want to meet at Beverly, we're going to have to take the ammo up with all the rain and mud.

01:02

We're not going to be able to make it up to that house.

01:04

Copy.

01:07

211, 231.

01:09

Go ahead.

01:10

Just spoke with the RP.

01:12

He said going up straight from 165 is going to be way worse, and that the old drive's not going to make it that direction.

01:20

You meet us on the top of Red 5.

01:22

Everyone is evacuated.

2026-10-23 02:23 UTC

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CO-165, Avondale, CO 81022

Alarm and generator prompt carbon monoxide concern

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Alarm and generator prompt carbon monoxide concern

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