Carbon monoxide alarm reported with no illness at residence

Heard on: Wright County MN Regional Fire Dispatch

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You can show me clearing the scene of the medical.

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Captain two will be in command of that call.

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I'll be responding to the fire alarm, carbon monoxide alarm.

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Heading out to the CO alarm at 1357.

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Annandale Chief, one right county.

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And no, Chief One, go ahead.

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Will you please get an update for (name withheld) to the medical on 65th?

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Copy. And Chief One, just advising, we do have the homeowner calling in.

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They state the girlfriend's at the residence and no one's feeling ill.

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Could you repeat that, please?

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The homeowner for the carbon monoxide alarm called in states their girlfriend is at the residence and no one is feeling ill.

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Copy that. I'll still be proceeding unless you let me know not to.

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1359.

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Wright County to Annandale Chief One.

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And no grass living in Wright County.

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And no grass living, go ahead.

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You sure grass living on scene of a medical?

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Grass living on scene, 1401.

2026-10-22 18:57 UTC

Medical Emergency

65th St, Waverly, MN 55390

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported carbon monoxide alarm at a residence near 65th Street in Waverly. The homeowner reported that a girlfriend was at the home and that no one was feeling ill, while another unit was on scene for a separate medical incident on 65th Street.