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Carbon monoxide alarm activated in residence, no harm, Greenwich CT

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Near Calhoun Dr, Greenwich, CT 06831

A carbon monoxide alarm went off on the second floor rear hallway of a home near Calhoun Drive. It was likely triggered when the resident changed the batteries. No one showed signs of carbon monoxide exposure.

Audio|Source: Greenwich Fire Department
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near Calhoun Dr.
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Three. Second floor,
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rear hall, CO activation, no symptoms. Oh.
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Reported set off due to the resident changing the batteries, repeating.
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Squad one, respond,
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near Calhoun Dr.
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Residential CO alarm activation, no symptoms.

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Near Calhoun Dr, Greenwich, CT 06831

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