Carbon monoxide alarm prompts evacuation near Huntington St, Harrisburg PA
Fire & ArsonA residential carbon monoxide alarm sounded near Huntington Street. The alarm company contacted the resident, who did not know the cause. No one reported illness. Residents were advised to evacuate as a safety precaution.
Audio|Source: Dauphin County Fire and EMS Dispatch - Digital
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Transcript:
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POS-45-740-Huntington Street, crushed at North 72nd.
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For carbon monoxide alarm, Class 1[1], Company 91,
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Engine 34-1, Rescue 33, 22, 22, 18.
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Engine 91 with 4.
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Engine 91 with 4.
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Okay, engine 341 with 6.
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Engine 341 with 6. Engine 341 with 6.
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Chief 914.4.
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Chief 91-4.
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Again, near Huntington St, alarm company advising a residential carbon monoxide alarm showing the kitchen.
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No one's sick.
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The alarm company did make contact with the resident.
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They were unaware of what set it off.
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They were advised to evacuate.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
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Class 1: Priority classification level 1 for the medical problem (lower severity)
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Location mentioned:
Near Huntingdon St, Harrisburg, PA 17111
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