Elevated carbon monoxide levels prompt response at smithtown club, Smithtown NY
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, the Smithtown Fire Department responded to the Stonebridge Country Club near Raynors Way due to elevated carbon monoxide levels measured at about 100 parts per million. Gas and HVAC systems were shut down, and ventilation efforts are underway on multiple floors to reduce the CO levels.
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05:45
Transcript:
00:00
Thirty-two sixty-seven.
00:08
Third two.
00:10
Chief,
00:13
We're coming close to a hundred parts of a million on the CO inside this area.
00:17
We're going to go on there.
00:20
Have fill. We're going to secure a gas from the exterior down here.
00:26
Ten-four. It looks like a service checklist here recently.
00:30
There are two ladders up here.
00:32
Two units are running.
00:40
Yeah,
00:42
Ten-four. If you could shut the units off up there right away,
00:45
They're trying to get the head security shutdown here.
00:53
10th floor, you can just stop making your way up.
01:01
40-0,
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(number withheld).
01:04
(number withheld).
01:06
We had a light crew.
01:09
The chief wanted to respond in.
01:16
(number withheld). (number withheld).
01:20
They can start out.
01:29
Deadboard. Show 3 on the 2.
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Stonebridge Country Club, near Raynors Way.
01:39
Portable. Yeah, shut down to the building.
01:44
Thank you.
01:48
Zero 32.
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1232.
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At this time we've got 100 parts per million on the roof.
02:00
HVAC has been shut down on the roof.
02:02
Gas has been secured to the building at this time.
02:08
Captain Chief, report received 935.
02:10
You are 36 minutes in CEDAlock.
02:16
3267
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There's shift
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On the roof now Instantly drop
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3267 you can mark units 4 and 6 Those are the two that look like they were mid-fire 10 4
02:47
3267 that unit 6 is labeled the pro shop directly underneath of you
02:56
104
03:03
(number withheld), (number withheld) you're going to have a Hauppauge stick on the road shortly
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104 can you also start out of fire marshal?
03:15
Okay.
03:21
32. You got 4.49 with a 5-minute ETA.
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4.3-9C.
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423-940. 4-2-3 are on C4940.
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Zero 32.
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423.
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4232.
03:57
All right, at this time we're starting to vent.
04:01
Like I said, gas has been secured.
04:05
We only have a few doors that we could vent out of this time.
04:09
So this venting might take some time.
04:18
Copy chief report received 941.
04:21
You have 42 minutes into your incident and at this time you have Quint 3 811 and Chief 3831 from not a pocket.
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10 4.4.
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1 2.3, 1 2, 32.
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32.
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3. 3. All right.
04:49
Bring your crew up and bring the fans to the front door.
04:57
32, ventilation in progress.
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10-4[1]. Where do you need additional fans?
05:07
We're going to put that third fan at the rear of the kitchen on the loading dock.
05:12
So if they just want to hook around the four side of the building, they'll see the double doors are open right.
05:19
Ten, four.
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Forty-nine.
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Forty-nine.
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3254. All doors are open on the second floor making our way to the first floor.
05:42
10-4[1].
05:44
54-9 portable.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment or confirmation that a message was received and understood.
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Location mentioned:
Raynors Way, Smithtown, NY 11787
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