Carbon monoxide alarm triggered during battery change, Roseville CA
Fire & ArsonResponders arrived at near Mill Lund Drive in Roseville after a carbon monoxide alarm was triggered during a battery change. There was no immediate sign of danger. The alarm company notified responders as a precaution. Attempts to reach the homeowner were unsuccessful.
Audio|Source: Roseville Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine 5. Respond to carbon monoxide alarm.
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At near Mill Lund Drive.
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Cross streets are Millone Quartz, Gold Nine Way and Silver Creek Lane.
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C2, C2.
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Engine 5. All right, it will be the same subject, (name withheld).
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You can notice your call, and we'll be covered for.
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Metafoid. Rosell fire, engine 5.
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All right, time mark.
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For the alarm company, there was a first of (name withheld) who was on site so that they were changing the batteries, but it's their policy to notify us if you want to reduce.
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Do we need to respond code 2 or can we cancel?
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That's up to your discretion.
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They advise that they were changing batteries, but it's the alarm company's policy to notify us.
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Okay, we'll respond code 2.
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Can you contact the homeowner and see if we need to respond?
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Copy.
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Agent 5. Agent 5.
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It looks like you may need to continue.
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We weren't able to get a hold of the homeowner voicemail.
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Bye, Scott. We've just tried them as well.
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We'll continue might.
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Location mentioned:
Lund Dr, Roseville, CA 95661
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