Carbon monoxide alarm prompts evacuation in Williamsburg, Williamsburg VA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency personnel responded to a carbon monoxide alarm near Merrimac Trail in Williamsburg. An evacuation is underway due to the alarm. One person at the scene reported feeling sick but it is unclear if this is related to the building. No gas appliances are present on the site.
Audio|Heard on: Williamsburg Fire Dispatch
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04:31
Transcript:
00:00
Battalion 10, Engine 10, and Ladder 7, respond to alarm.
00:05
Carbon monoxide at near Merrimac Trail.
00:21
Jitter out.
00:25
Four 1505.
00:29
Jitter out.
00:47
Battalion chief.
00:51
Is it correct that there's somebody on scene that's feeling sick?
01:00
10-4[1], the caller does say that they're feeling sick.
01:02
They stated that they have been feeling sick for a week now.
01:06
Unsure if it's related to the building.
01:16
10-4[1].
01:21
Williamsburg, we're at the hospital.
01:25
10-4[1], 15-6.
01:40
Responding for a carbon monoxide alarm, near Merrimac Trail.
01:45
Ten four, 1507.
01:48
Medic ten, we copy traffic.
01:49
We'll go ahead aid to Merrimac Trail.
01:58
Medic 10, respond to alarm.
02:01
Carbon monoxide at near Merrimac Trail.
02:06
Unit 16E time out 1507.
02:12
Medic 10, Engine 10, Ladder 7,
02:15
Battalion 10, you'll be en route to a carbon monoxide alarm at near Merrimac Trail.
02:20
Unit 16EB Estravo.
02:22
Evacuation is in progress.
02:24
There is one person feeling sick on scene.
02:27
Unsure if it's related to the building.
02:29
Advising they don't have any gas appliances.
02:31
1507.
02:36
Medic 20 is in quarters.
02:37
Squad 10 available.
02:46
Attention, attention.
02:47
We have a two-story structure.
02:50
We have nothing showing from the alpha side.
02:52
Building appears to be partially evacuated.
02:55
The tanker will be in command while operations are being tackled.
03:03
And ten, two-story structure, nothing shown from alpha side, partially evacuated.
03:08
Battalion ten in command, all operations will be on task one.
03:12
Fifteen ten.
03:17
James City Medic 31, Williamsburg, we're available.
03:20
Switching back.
03:22
That's 41310.
03:39
Williamsburg Engine 10, confirm right now.
03:42
Deny.
03:45
Engine ten to arrive and switch the entire car for.
03:49
Ten four, deny 1511.
03:53
Oh, it's good.
04:02
Yeah.
04:21
10 to Williamsburg.
04:25
Medicine.
04:29
Medic 10 has been cleared by command, we're available.
Police codes explained
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10-4: Acknowledgment/Affirmative
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Location mentioned:
Merrimac Trail, Williamsburg, VA 23185
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