False carbon monoxide alarm at South Kingston home

Heard on: Tulsa OK Fire Dispatch Group Calls

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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Engine 9, stand by for a CO alarm, 10900 South Kingston Avenue.

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Engine 9, CO alarm going off at (number withheld) South Kingston Avenue.

00:15

(number withheld) South Kingston Avenue, map page 1334.

00:18

Engine 6 to Hazmat.

00:22

Main to hazmat six, did you copy?

00:26

What's that traffic for hazmat?

00:30

I cancel request.

00:32

We got things figured out here.

00:35

Engine nine, CO alarm going off.

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(number withheld) South Kingston Avenue.

00:40

(number withheld) South Kingston Avenue.

00:43

There was the gas detection from the garage entry.

00:47

Code in the call notes.

00:50

Looks like we got the Zing trip

00:54

a few months ago.

00:56

My page is 1334.

01:00

And Engine 9, you can cancel for alarm company.

01:02

It was just changing the batteries.

01:05

Engine 9, Tulsa, you can cancel.

2026-09-12 12:32 UTC

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S Kingston Ave, Bixby, OK 74008

False carbon monoxide alarm at South Kingston home

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews were dispatched to a reported carbon monoxide alarm near South Kingston Avenue. The alarm was later determined to be alarm-company related and apparently caused by battery changes, and the responding engine was canceled.

False carbon monoxide alarm at South Kingston home

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