Dangerous carbon monoxide levels prompt apartment evacuation, Umatilla County OR
Fire & ArsonEmergency services responded to confirmed dangerous carbon monoxide levels at tribe harbor apartments in umatilla county, oregon. A multi-unit building evacuation was ordered. At least one patient was found unresponsive and treated with naloxone for a suspected drug overdose.
Audio|Source: Umatilla County Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Can you see a gaspane natural gas would be able to respond?
00:07
Okay. Zero 42.
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4825. 4825.
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12-1[1], 26. I can make sure there's the sign to me.
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I have for a minute.
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Dispredging might a lot, might at 3 to talk at 10,000, south-west river-level.
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First, Mike 4, responder off, 10-0-0-35[2].
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Engine 22.
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Engine 22.
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Can you tone BC21 to respond to this location? We do have confirmed dangerous levels of CO and we have started to evacuate a multi-unit apartment.
00:37
Copy that. 045.45.
00:40
Dispatch engine 22?
00:42
Were you able to get a hold a cast can?
00:43
On the phone is in now.
00:45
Thank you. Just sell no doubt, high-level C-O.
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Just finish, Middic ones.
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Medic 1.
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Medic 1. Minute 1 and minutes for you're responding.
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Your patient is unresponsive in breathing.
00:56
NARPAN[3] has been administered twice.
00:58
Sounds like an OD.
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Metafone copies.
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014.
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Appellion 21 responding to near Gligatech Street with the cross-of-the-chute Avenue apartment D-206, that's going to be Tribe Harbor apartments.
01:15
There is an evacuation.
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22, from this much.
01:19
Go ahead. Cascade, ETA is about 30 minutes.
01:24
Copy, thank you.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
12-1: Possible in-service or status code (context unclear)
[2]
10-0-0-35: Possible medical or fire code (context unclear)
[3]
NARPAN: Narcan (naloxone) administration for overdose
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