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Carbon monoxide alarm at residential home triggers fire response, College Station TX

Fire & Arson

Reported: 11/13/2025 03:59 PM

College Station, TX

Fire department responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a residential home near Cartwright, Thorndyke, and Windward. The homeowner reported a beeping alarm after changing the battery, but no illness or danger was found.

Audio|Source: Brazos County Area Fire and EMS

01:37

Transcript:

00:00

Seal alarm, engine 1, near Cartwright across from Thorndyke, and Windward's box 709.

00:08

Engine 1,

00:10

Carbon monoxide alarm, near Cartwright across from Thorndyke, and Windward's box 70, respond on Thorndyke, and Windward's box 7019, respond on right for 2, Windford, 2.

00:25

Spawning to a single-story residential dwelling.

00:29

It's going to be a call-in by the alarm company for a carbon monoxide alarm.

00:34

No one's sick or injured.

00:41

College 724.

00:44

Good.

00:47

There was a city worker blow in the hydro.

00:59

Have you tried making contact with homeowner?

01:04

Negative standby.

01:05

Go ahead.

01:10

I made contact with (name withheld), the homeowner.

01:13

The advice, they have a secondary carbon monoxide alarm that is not going off.

01:17

The primary one, he just changed the battery, it is still beeping.

01:24

Angel once clear.

01:25

Thanks as such.

01:32

This bad, so it's one on scene, yeah, that's good.

01:36

That's great, you one on scene, how are you again?

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