Carbon monoxide alarm triggers response at single home, Alfred ME


A carbon monoxide alarm sounded at a single-family home near Penny Bunk Road. Emergency services are responding. No one is reported sick.
Audio|Source: Alfred & Waterboro Fire / Rescue, York County Sheriff, Maine State Police South
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Transcript:
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Carbon monoxide activation[1], Bravo Level[2], call for engine 93, ambulance 91.
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Transmitting is still alarm, 65, near Penny Bunk Road, carbon monoxide alarm,
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bravo level,
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engine 93, annual 991.
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High alarm in inventory.
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These rain.
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See the girls in route.
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Companies are en route to a carbon monoxide alarm going off in the downstairs hallway.
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No one is sick. It's a single family home.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Carbon monoxide activation: CO alarm activation
[2]
Bravo Level: EMS call triaged as non-life-threatening
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Location mentioned:
Alfred, ME 04002
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