Low Levels of Carbon Monoxide in Apartment Due to Extended Oven Use
5746 33rd Ave S
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a Minneapolis apartment, discovering low levels caused by extended oven use. The area was ventilated, and carbon monoxide levels were deemed safe.
Timeline
Firefighters found low carbon monoxide levels due to extended oven use. The area is ventilated, and levels are safe.
Firefighters have arrived and are investigating.
Firefighters are on their way to investigate the carbon monoxide alarm in the apartment.
Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm in an apartment.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 5746 33rd Ave S.
Firefighters found low carbon monoxide levels due to extended oven use. The area is ventilated, and levels are safe.
Firefighters have arrived and are investigating.
Firefighters are on their way to investigate the carbon monoxide alarm in the apartment.
Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm in an apartment.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 5746 33rd Ave S.
Firefighters found low carbon monoxide levels due to extended oven use. The area is ventilated, and levels are safe.
Firefighters have arrived and are investigating.
Firefighters are on their way to investigate the carbon monoxide alarm in the apartment.
Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm in an apartment.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 5746 33rd Ave S.
Firefighters found low carbon monoxide levels due to extended oven use. The area is ventilated, and levels are safe.
Firefighters have arrived and are investigating.
Firefighters are on their way to investigate the carbon monoxide alarm in the apartment.
Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm in an apartment.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 5746 33rd Ave S.
Firefighters found low carbon monoxide levels due to extended oven use. The area is ventilated, and levels are safe.
Firefighters have arrived and are investigating.
Firefighters are on their way to investigate the carbon monoxide alarm in the apartment.
Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm in an apartment.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 5746 33rd Ave S.
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