Carbon monoxide alarm triggers illness near Highway 17 Pine Lake, Rhinelander WI
Fire & ArsonA carbon monoxide alarm sounded near Highway 17 in Pine Lake. Residents began feeling ill, prompting fire and medical responders to be dispatched to the scene. The alarm triggered concern for possible carbon monoxide exposure in the area.
Audio|Source: Oneida EMR-1 Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Oneida Dispatch, the medical one, Pine Lake, Pelican first responders, Pelican Fire, Pine Lake, you're being requested, near Highway 17 in Pine Lake for a fire alarm, carbon monoxide alarm is going off. People are starting to feel ill.
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Repeating on edge dispatch to Medical One, Pelican Fire,
00:20
Pine Lake Fire, Pelican, Pine Lake First Responders, are being requested, near Highway 17, and Pine Lake.
00:26
Carbon monoxide alarm is going off. Residents are starting to feel ill.
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WRZ-6102, WXB, 614, 1809.
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Tonight, I'm at 1. We're in route.
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I have a medic 1.
01:06
Oneida Dispatch to Pelican Fire, Pine Lake Fire, Pelican and Pine Lake first responders are being requested, near Highway 17 in Pine Lake.
01:13
For a carbon monoxide alarm going off, residents are starting to feel ill.
01:19
Repeating on Oneida Dispatch 2, Pine Lake, Fire, Pelican Fire, Pine Lake and Pelican First Responders, are being requested, near Highway 17 in Pine Lake.
01:27
For a carbon monoxide alarm,
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residents are starting to feel ill. WRZ 12 at 1811.
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Location mentioned:
Near WI-17, Rhinelander, WI 54501
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