Carbon Monoxide Alarm Activated
1830 Donkey Ave
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Summary
- Firefighters evacuated a building on Donkey Ave in North Port, Florida, after detecting elevated carbon monoxide levels, suspected to be caused by overheated batteries. A rescue unit was called to assist as ventilation efforts were underway.
Timeline
Firefighters requested a rescue unit to assist at the scene.
Firefighters confirmed the building is evacuated and are ventilating due to a carbon monoxide reading of 102 ppm.
Firefighters detected 30 parts per million of carbon monoxide and are evacuating the structure. Overheated batteries are suspected.
Firefighters have received a report of a carbon monoxide alarm activation.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1830 Donkey Ave.
Firefighters requested a rescue unit to assist at the scene.
Firefighters confirmed the building is evacuated and are ventilating due to a carbon monoxide reading of 102 ppm.
Firefighters detected 30 parts per million of carbon monoxide and are evacuating the structure. Overheated batteries are suspected.
Firefighters have received a report of a carbon monoxide alarm activation.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1830 Donkey Ave.
Firefighters requested a rescue unit to assist at the scene.
Firefighters confirmed the building is evacuated and are ventilating due to a carbon monoxide reading of 102 ppm.
Firefighters detected 30 parts per million of carbon monoxide and are evacuating the structure. Overheated batteries are suspected.
Firefighters have received a report of a carbon monoxide alarm activation.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1830 Donkey Ave.
Firefighters requested a rescue unit to assist at the scene.
Firefighters confirmed the building is evacuated and are ventilating due to a carbon monoxide reading of 102 ppm.
Firefighters detected 30 parts per million of carbon monoxide and are evacuating the structure. Overheated batteries are suspected.
Firefighters have received a report of a carbon monoxide alarm activation.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1830 Donkey Ave.
Firefighters requested a rescue unit to assist at the scene.
Firefighters confirmed the building is evacuated and are ventilating due to a carbon monoxide reading of 102 ppm.
Firefighters detected 30 parts per million of carbon monoxide and are evacuating the structure. Overheated batteries are suspected.
Firefighters have received a report of a carbon monoxide alarm activation.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1830 Donkey Ave.
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