Carbon monoxide alarm with residents feeling ill

Heard on: Frederick County Public Safety

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Engine one, ladder (number withheld), Medic 51 battalion six.

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Okay. Carbon monoxide alarm with patient.

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(number withheld) apartment (number withheld), Highland Avenue, cross street Oak Street, Kern Street.

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Engine one, ladder (number withheld), medic five one, battalion six.

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All units respond on fire (number withheld), 2034.

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17 walking her terrace.

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Cross street to Stewart Street.

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Engine company 18, 2034.

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Engine one and route 2035 .

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Ladder (number withheld) en route.

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Ladder (number withheld) en route, 2035 .

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Medic 51 en route.

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Dispatch all units.

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Caller advised the alarm has been going off for a couple of days.

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They now have (number withheld) patients with nausea, headaches, and vomiting.

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They were advised to evacuate (number withheld) apartment (number withheld) Highland Ave.

2026-09-13 17:32 UTC

Fire

Highland Ave Apt 2, Winchester, VA 22601

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a reported carbon monoxide alarm at an apartment on Highland Avenue near Oak Street and Kern Street. The caller reported that the alarm had been sounding for several days and that (number withheld) people were experiencing nausea, headaches, and vomiting, and were advised to evacuate the unit.