Alarm activated at home due to carbon monoxide detector, Blue Bell PA
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a home where a carbon monoxide alarm went off. The alarm was accidentally triggered, as confirmed by the homeowner. Fire crews are responding but moving slowly.
Audio|Source: Montgomery County Fire and EMS - East
01:39
Transcript:
00:00
33, 35, carbon monoxide detector, 1011, Walton Road. Station 33 and 385, carbon monoxide detector, 1011 and Walton Road. Let's get back Pike and Mallet Circle, box 4627, whipping. 19 in acts of injury, Turwood Drive and Walsh Road. 319 in acts of injuries.
00:28
Turbo Drive and Walsh Road, Lowermore. ConeyMedic 329-26 available. 2.2.2.2.2.6, okay. Squad 33. Squad 3. Okay, Squad 33. It was the second floor foyer carbon monoxide detector. Alarm company said they spoke to the homeowner.
00:58
said it was set off accidentally, they did not state what set it off. Okay, 233. 2.33. Second floor of foyer, carbon monoxide detector. Our company has since called back and they spoke to the homeowner said it was accidentally set off but didn't state what's set it off.
01:24
President County, you can hold it to the squad at reduced speed. 33 is under response to squad 30 degree reduced speed per chief 30.
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Location mentioned:
Near Walton Rd, Blue Bell, PA 19422
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