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Firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a single-story home in Rio Rancho, New Mexico, but determined it was a false alarm and canceled rescue units.

False Carbon Monoxide Alarm Activation

Fire Control Command, cancel Rescue 3. It's going to be a false alarm.

 10-4, Rescue 3, you can go ahead and cancel.

Fire Control Command, cancel Rescue 3. It's going to be a false alarm. 10-4, Rescue 3, you can go ahead and cancel. 10-5, direct.

Firefighters determined the carbon monoxide alarm was a false alarm. Rescue units have been canceled.

Possibly no, nobody occupying the residence.

Possibly no, nobody occupying the residence. Engine 3 will be establishing 7th...

Firefighters report the residence may be unoccupied.

Fire Control Engine 3, going on scene of a small, single-story residential structure.

Fire Control Engine 3, going on scene of a small, single-story residential structure. We have nothing...

Firefighters have arrived at a small, single-story home to investigate the carbon monoxide alarm.

It looks like that's going to be the same address we're en route to.

 You can cancel Ladder 1, continue in the Rescue 4. We'll advise once we get there.

 10-4, Ladder 1, Rescue 3, you can go ahead and cancel.

It looks like that's going to be the same address we're en route to. You can cancel Ladder 1, continue in the Rescue 4. We'll advise once we get there. 10-4, Ladder 1, Rescue 3, you can go ahead and cancel.

Firefighters are en route to the location.

Engine 3, respond to carbon monoxide alarm at 333 7th Avenue Northeast.

Firefighters have received a report of a carbon monoxide alarm activation.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 333 7th Ave NE.

False Carbon Monoxide Alarm Activation

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