Possible carbon monoxide exposure with chest tightness

Heard on: Grant WA Fire Dispatch Group Calls

01:35

00:00

Matt, come in. Three, we're out.

00:01

Fire alarm.

00:04

Come in, three.

00:07

You're. . . For the. . .

00:08

Saying. . . Tightness in their chest or shortness of breath and a headache.

00:14

The symptoms improved when they left the residence and are now back home.

00:19

Returning.

00:20

Their CO alarms are not going off.

00:22

Would like the levels checked.

00:27

Reese, can you land? Call me a minute.

00:31

I think it's 2031.

00:33

Actually, 7001 will be on scene.

00:37

7001, 2032.

00:40

I got you 3011 around.

00:42

1031 and 2052.

00:45

Mac 27001.

00:48

27001.

00:50

Correct address for this incident will be (number withheld) Thomas Drive.

00:57

Been advised that burning regulations.

00:59

I'll be in service returning.

01:03

3220 Victor 5.

01:05

Mac 10 or 1019 back in quarters.

01:09

10-8, 10-9, 2054.

01:12

Medic utility 3176 en route fire alarm.

01:17

Utility 3176, 2054.

01:21

Medic 399 will be en route.

01:24

Medic 399 received.

01:26

Responding to two subjects that are experiencing tightness in their chest, shortness.

01:32

The CO alarms are not going off.

01:34

Requesting they be checked out.

7/20/2026 08:48 PM

Medical Emergency

Thomas Dr NE, Soap Lake, WA 98851

Possible carbon monoxide exposure with chest tightness

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Possible carbon monoxide exposure with chest tightness

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