Fire units respond to residential carbon monoxide alarm, Golden Valley AZ
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a residential carbon monoxide alarm near Mobile Road at the intersection of West Highway 68 and West Chino Drive. The reporting party said the alarm was sounding in the master bedroom but there was no visible smoke or fire.
Audio|Source: Mohave County Sheriff and Fire, Kingman Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 1.11 and Battalion 1.
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Respond to F.D.
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Alarm residential.
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At near Mobile Road.
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Cross streets are West Highway 68 and West Chino Drive.
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Negotiations 226, that's unknown.
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Telford.
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Negotiations 226, when you've all called in, they say they were staffed down, 17, 241, median.
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All right, you copy, thank you.
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I'm a minute.
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Force, my piece.
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One, Paul six one, copy Welfare Check.
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Paul 30.
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One, Paul 30, go ahead.
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So you can assign me to call eight.
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Brush 353. Respond to psychiatric Zulu.
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At 9370, Northford, Leavitt Avenue.
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Cross streets are East Buckport Drive and east of Apache Drive.
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This will be for a residential carbon monoxide alarm at near Mobile Road.
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The reporting party is advising that the alarm in the master bedroom is going off, believed to be a carbon monoxide alarm.
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It's a carbon monoxide alarm.
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Location mentioned:
Mobile Rd, Golden Valley, AZ 86413
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