Carbon monoxide alarm with resident feeling ill

Heard on: Morris Police, Fire and EMS

02:04

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Grundy Fire Department with Braceville on

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(number withheld) West Jefferson Street for the carbon monoxide with someone feeling ill.

00:27

Grundy Fire Department with

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Braceville on the auto aid

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(number withheld) West Jefferson Street for the carbon monoxide detector with someone feeling ill.

00:39

1305.

00:44

3214 en route.

00:51

Message received, 3214.

00:58

6614, 6612 in route.

01:08

6614 information.

01:12

Go ahead.

01:15

Caller stated the detector was going off.

01:20

It's feeling better now.

01:22

Still, it's one that's open.

01:25

Message received.

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You can return very soon if they're going in route.

01:32

Yes, just received.

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3214 copy.

01:39

3214.

01:44

Copy, Gardner's traffic.

01:48

You can return.

01:53

Ready to 14, copy.

02:00

Ready 6612, en route.

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6612, en route.

2026-10-24 18:04 UTC

Fire

W Jefferson St, Gardner, IL 60424

Carbon monoxide alarm with resident feeling ill

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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire and EMS units were dispatched to a home near West Jefferson Street in Gardner for a reported carbon monoxide detector activation and a person feeling ill. The caller later reported feeling better, and some responding units were returned.

Carbon monoxide alarm with resident feeling ill

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