Carbon monoxide alarm activates at Bolton residence, Bolton MA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a carbon monoxide detector on the second floor at a residence near Foxland Road in Bolton was triggered. Fire units were sent to investigate, and the activation was accidental.
Audio|Heard on: Harvard (town of) Fire/EMS
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01:47
Transcript:
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My alarm is dispatching, Bolton, fire to near Foxland Road called in by the alarm company.
00:11
That was an accidental activation,
00:13
so there's no-by.
00:18
...batching, Bolton, fire from near Foxland Road.
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detector activation.
00:27
The second floor CO detector.
00:30
Gas detection alarm.
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Sir,
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stand by.
01:01
I don't have my company here as it just comes out of 800 service number, however, I do have a callback and a reference number for them.
01:08
Would you like me to contact them?
01:13
The phone number and the reference number, the building owner is going to give them a call.
01:19
We see, would you go ahead of Texas to the shift commander's phone number?
01:27
The landlord.
01:30
We see.
01:35
near Foxland Road for the CO detector activation, called in by the alarm company, the second floor, CO detector,
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gas detection alarm.
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That's one iron responded.
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Bolton, MA
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