Carbon monoxide alarm reported at residence on Hill Street 

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Thank you, Station 18, Station 1, Station 13, Station 26. Respond 214 Hill Street, 2 foot down, German Township. Caller hears a name. A possible CO alarm going off from the residence. I'm known if it's a CEO alarm run. Collar hasn't heard any movement or seen our neighbors since this morning. I'll break stuff today. I know if you're 18, you can load everybody else in the station except for 18. All right is. Okay, cool. Okay, cool. Okay, attention one, technologies. Stay-bye. Royce, same one. 18, jeep, what's in the Merrick? 2. 214. I'll be there in a second. Show me and service. 13 engineer, you call. FDLA. 13, engineer, you call me to stand by. Okay, FDO8. All formative. FDOA. Copy that. 13, you've got to use a standby station. All farmative engineer. 18, Chief, I want to see. I got nothing showing. I do have an active alarm going off. All right, Chief. Vanney, it's responding to 14 Hill Street, German Township. Footout, 18, Chief, on scene of lives. Let me check for next year, high to the lock, sounding, and a residence. Aubrey's up doing. County, 18, proud of route. Were you able to get a hold of the homeowner at all? Negative. It was the neighbor, if it was a call light. That's 6th, 6th, Syracator, 1, 2, 14, Hill Street, Termin Town, Hotel for Ocelia long ago, our residence, or 18, chief here to stand-by interstation at the O'Away.

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