Fire crew responds to carbon monoxide alarm near Adams St, Foxborough MA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, a possible residential carbon monoxide alarm sounded near Adams Street in Foxborough. Fire crews from Tower 25 responded and investigated the source. The alarm stopped after the caller opened and closed a garage door. No ill effects were reported.
Audio|Heard on: Sharon and Foxboro Police/Fire, State Police Dispatch Troop H3
Listen to dispatch call
01:32
Transcript:
00:00
This is the fire department, near Adams Street.
00:03
CO alarm sounding.
00:14
Sierra 4, Control.
00:15
We're going to hold off.
00:16
We're minimum staffed right now.
00:20
Received 51, you're all set.
00:38
Foxborough Tower 25 for the residential CO alarm, near Adams Street.
00:43
1131, Operator 150.
00:51
Tower 25 responding.
00:54
Tower 25, I have the honor of responding.
00:56
It's going to be near Adams Street.
00:58
First CO alarm that was sounding in the garage door.
01:01
The calling party did open and close the door and the alarm did stop sounding.
01:07
No ill effects. Your time out is 1132.
01:14
27 is off 30.
01:17
27 here off 30, 1133.
01:20
Well, Tower 25 is on location.
01:22
Small two-story residential.
01:24
We'll be out investigating.
01:26
Tower 25, you're on scene.
01:28
You have a small two-story residential you'll be out investigating 1138.
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Location mentioned:
Adams St, Foxborough, MA 02035
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