Carbon monoxide alarm reported on Braley Road, Plymouth MA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a carbon monoxide alarm near Braley Road in Plymouth. An alarm company reported the alert from a basement sensor. Responding units were later cleared and the call was cancelled.
Audio|Heard on: Town of Plymouth Fire
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01:34
Transcript:
00:00
Engine two, near Braley Road, carbon monoxide detector in alarm.
00:04
Respond level one.
00:06
Engine two, near Braley Road, carbon monoxide detector in alarm.
00:10
Respond level one.
00:12
Nineteen 22.
00:21
Five A 5 s.
00:23
If I've got to be back down in the show.
00:34
Engine two's on.
00:35
Is that near Braley Road?
00:40
Engine two, have you on near Braley Road.
00:43
Alarm company called it in for carbon monoxide alarm sounding at zone 20 in the basement.
00:51
Received.
00:59
Engine one to engine two, what's your location?
01:05
We just pulled out on the demo set.
01:10
Yeah, we're clearing up.
01:11
You can head back.
01:12
We'll take that.
01:15
Break. Engine one to fire alarm.
01:16
We're clear returning.
01:17
We can take that Braley Road call.
01:23
Fire alarm receives that engine one is going to be clear from Court Street responding to near Braley Road.
01:28
Engine two have you in service?
01:32
Engine two has a cancellation before returning.
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Location mentioned:
Braley Rd, Plymouth, MA 02360
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