Carbon monoxide alarms and illness near Orchard Avenue
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Green Lake County Public Safety
02:43
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Attention Princeton Fire and Princeton Primary, your call is to (number withheld) Orchard Avenue.
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Again, (number withheld) Orchard Avenue for carbon monoxide alarms going off.
00:11
A few people are feeling lightheaded.
00:13
Again, carbon monoxide alarms going off.
00:15
Few people feeling lightheaded.
00:16
They are evacuating the residence now.
00:18
KSB 267 unit clear at 07:14 .
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45 Green Lake, page with 10-2.
00:27
I'll be en route to that.
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10-4.
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6145.
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Go ahead.
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I'm gonna head up there with you.
00:43
I'm out.
00:53
What's your location?
00:56
Just outside of Kingston.
01:01
I'll probably beat you there, so you can 10-22.
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147.
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147.
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I have a (name withheld) in the lobby looking to speak with an officer regarding kids on e-bikes going down Main Street in the middle of the road.
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10-4.
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This is the primary.
01:39
This is the primary.
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Show us help.
01:45
Ten four.
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Princeton Fire, acknowledging page.
01:50
We'll be en route shortly.
01:53
10-4.
02:00
Princeton Fire to Green Lake, you can show us on route.
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10-4.
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Two thirty-eight, come in.
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Two thirty-eight.
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I'll be 1060 , uh, Longcroft Park, seeing if I can locate any of the e-bike e-stutters.
02:27
Over.
02:35
This is fire to Green Lake, just verifying everybody was out of the home.
02:41
Affirmative, they were evacuating when they called.
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