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Carbon Monoxide Detected From Furnace
3715 Upton Ave S
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- Firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a Minneapolis residence, where they detected elevated gas levels due to a recently started furnace. The furnace was shut down, and the area was ventilated, leading to a rapid decrease in carbon monoxide levels. The utility company has been called to the scene.
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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3715 Upton Ave S.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3715 Upton Ave S.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3715 Upton Ave S.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3715 Upton Ave S.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3715 Upton Ave S.
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MFD 1 · Sep 21, 8:34PM · 0:31
Dispatch, Engine 22. Engine 22. Engine 22, recheck the house. Zero parts per million CO throughout the first and second floor. We're still getting 15 parts per million in the furnace room. However, the furnace just shut down. It's still slowly dropping. We're going to clear here. The caller would still like Centerpoint to continue in, but we found the issue was the furnace, so we're going to clear. Engine 22, received. You checked the house. You've got zero parts per million.
MFD 1 · Sep 21, 8:34PM · 0:14
Engine 22 received, thank you. Can you let them know an update here? They shut the furnace down. CO readings have dropped over half. We're just continuing to ventilate. Received.
MFD 1 · Sep 21, 8:12PM · 0:30
Dispatch, Engine 22, monitor the floor gas. Got 140 parts per million. We shut down the furnace. Ratings are dropping rapidly. We're ventilating and continuing at Centerpoint. Received. Monitored on the floor gas. Got 140 parts per million. Shut down the furnace. Ratings are dropping rapidly. Continuing to ventilate. We're going to continue in Centerpoint at 2007. We're going to continue in Centerpoint at 2007.
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