Carbon Monoxide Detected in Garage
3704 E 73rd St
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Summary
- Firefighters in Kansas City responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a residence, detecting 94 parts per million of the gas in the garage. Emergency assistance from the gas company was requested to address the issue.
Timeline
Firefighters advised the homeowner to remain outside as the gas company is en route to the scene.
Firefighters requested emergency assistance from the gas company to address the carbon monoxide issue.
Firefighters detected 94 parts per million of carbon monoxide in the garage and are investigating the source.
Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm activation.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3704 E 73rd St.
Firefighters advised the homeowner to remain outside as the gas company is en route to the scene.
Firefighters requested emergency assistance from the gas company to address the carbon monoxide issue.
Firefighters detected 94 parts per million of carbon monoxide in the garage and are investigating the source.
Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm activation.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3704 E 73rd St.
Firefighters advised the homeowner to remain outside as the gas company is en route to the scene.
Firefighters requested emergency assistance from the gas company to address the carbon monoxide issue.
Firefighters detected 94 parts per million of carbon monoxide in the garage and are investigating the source.
Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm activation.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3704 E 73rd St.
Firefighters advised the homeowner to remain outside as the gas company is en route to the scene.
Firefighters requested emergency assistance from the gas company to address the carbon monoxide issue.
Firefighters detected 94 parts per million of carbon monoxide in the garage and are investigating the source.
Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm activation.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3704 E 73rd St.
Firefighters advised the homeowner to remain outside as the gas company is en route to the scene.
Firefighters requested emergency assistance from the gas company to address the carbon monoxide issue.
Firefighters detected 94 parts per million of carbon monoxide in the garage and are investigating the source.
Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm activation.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3704 E 73rd St.
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