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Residents Evacuated After High Carbon Monoxide Gas Levels Detected

3715 Upton Ave S

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Summary

  • Firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a Minneapolis residence, detecting dangerous levels of the gas. All residents were safely evacuated, and the house is being ventilated while utilities remain shut off.

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Firefighters report normal carbon monoxide levels after ventilating. The homeowner is waiting for the gas company.

MFD 1 · 0:20
Dispatch, Engine 22. Engine 22. With utilities off, we got all normal readings in the house after ventilating. Homeowner is home and he's going to stand by and wait for the gas company. Engine 22 is going back in service. Received. Utilities are off, all normal readings. Homeowner is waiting for this gas company. Going back in service, 805.

Carbon monoxide levels have decreased to 11 parts per million. Firefighters are waiting for the gas company.

MFD 1 · 0:22
Engine 22, dispatch. Engine 22, go ahead. When you're done with your run, there are two firefighters at the station. Received. We're at 11 Parts Vermillion. Homeowner left his house to bring his kids to school. We're standing by, waiting for the gas company for him, and we'll let you know when we're clear. Received.

All residents are safely outside after high levels of carbon monoxide were detected. Firefighters are currently ventilating the house, and utilities have been shut off.

MFD 1 · 0:30
Engine 22, dispatch. Engine 22, go ahead. Start point will be in, be there in less than 30 minutes. Received. All residents are out of the house. We have the windows open, ventilating. Engine 22's out of the house, waiting for a gas complaint. Received. All residents out of the house, ventilating. Everyone is outside, including fire department. Time is 736. And dispatch, utilities have been shut off. And the.

Firefighters detected 130 parts per million of carbon monoxide and have requested the gas company to respond.

MFD 1 · 0:16
Dispatch, Engine 22. We're getting 130 parts per million on CO. Can you start the gas company also? Received. 130 parts per million, starting the gas company, 10-3.

Firefighters have arrived and are investigating the carbon monoxide alarm.

MFD 1 · 0:13
Dispatch, Engine 22 arrived, 3715 Upton Avenue South, we're investigating. Engine 22, 726. Dispatch, I set it on long-throw with HGMC, check-in. Engine 7, 726.

Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm.

MFD 1 · 0:15
Engine 22, a CO alarm, 3715 Upton Avenue South, MAP 222, calls. Engine 22 for a CO alarm, 3715 Upton Avenue South, MAP 222, calls at 718.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3715 Upton Ave S.

Firefighters report normal carbon monoxide levels after ventilating. The homeowner is waiting for the gas company.

MFD 1 · 0:20
Dispatch, Engine 22. Engine 22. With utilities off, we got all normal readings in the house after ventilating. Homeowner is home and he's going to stand by and wait for the gas company. Engine 22 is going back in service. Received. Utilities are off, all normal readings. Homeowner is waiting for this gas company. Going back in service, 805.

Carbon monoxide levels have decreased to 11 parts per million. Firefighters are waiting for the gas company.

MFD 1 · 0:22
Engine 22, dispatch. Engine 22, go ahead. When you're done with your run, there are two firefighters at the station. Received. We're at 11 Parts Vermillion. Homeowner left his house to bring his kids to school. We're standing by, waiting for the gas company for him, and we'll let you know when we're clear. Received.

All residents are safely outside after high levels of carbon monoxide were detected. Firefighters are currently ventilating the house, and utilities have been shut off.

MFD 1 · 0:30
Engine 22, dispatch. Engine 22, go ahead. Start point will be in, be there in less than 30 minutes. Received. All residents are out of the house. We have the windows open, ventilating. Engine 22's out of the house, waiting for a gas complaint. Received. All residents out of the house, ventilating. Everyone is outside, including fire department. Time is 736. And dispatch, utilities have been shut off. And the.

Firefighters detected 130 parts per million of carbon monoxide and have requested the gas company to respond.

MFD 1 · 0:16
Dispatch, Engine 22. We're getting 130 parts per million on CO. Can you start the gas company also? Received. 130 parts per million, starting the gas company, 10-3.

Firefighters have arrived and are investigating the carbon monoxide alarm.

MFD 1 · 0:13
Dispatch, Engine 22 arrived, 3715 Upton Avenue South, we're investigating. Engine 22, 726. Dispatch, I set it on long-throw with HGMC, check-in. Engine 7, 726.

Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm.

MFD 1 · 0:15
Engine 22, a CO alarm, 3715 Upton Avenue South, MAP 222, calls. Engine 22 for a CO alarm, 3715 Upton Avenue South, MAP 222, calls at 718.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3715 Upton Ave S.

Firefighters report normal carbon monoxide levels after ventilating. The homeowner is waiting for the gas company.

MFD 1 · 0:20
Dispatch, Engine 22. Engine 22. With utilities off, we got all normal readings in the house after ventilating. Homeowner is home and he's going to stand by and wait for the gas company. Engine 22 is going back in service. Received. Utilities are off, all normal readings. Homeowner is waiting for this gas company. Going back in service, 805.

Carbon monoxide levels have decreased to 11 parts per million. Firefighters are waiting for the gas company.

MFD 1 · 0:22
Engine 22, dispatch. Engine 22, go ahead. When you're done with your run, there are two firefighters at the station. Received. We're at 11 Parts Vermillion. Homeowner left his house to bring his kids to school. We're standing by, waiting for the gas company for him, and we'll let you know when we're clear. Received.

All residents are safely outside after high levels of carbon monoxide were detected. Firefighters are currently ventilating the house, and utilities have been shut off.

MFD 1 · 0:30
Engine 22, dispatch. Engine 22, go ahead. Start point will be in, be there in less than 30 minutes. Received. All residents are out of the house. We have the windows open, ventilating. Engine 22's out of the house, waiting for a gas complaint. Received. All residents out of the house, ventilating. Everyone is outside, including fire department. Time is 736. And dispatch, utilities have been shut off. And the.

Firefighters detected 130 parts per million of carbon monoxide and have requested the gas company to respond.

MFD 1 · 0:16
Dispatch, Engine 22. We're getting 130 parts per million on CO. Can you start the gas company also? Received. 130 parts per million, starting the gas company, 10-3.

Firefighters have arrived and are investigating the carbon monoxide alarm.

MFD 1 · 0:13
Dispatch, Engine 22 arrived, 3715 Upton Avenue South, we're investigating. Engine 22, 726. Dispatch, I set it on long-throw with HGMC, check-in. Engine 7, 726.

Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm.

MFD 1 · 0:15
Engine 22, a CO alarm, 3715 Upton Avenue South, MAP 222, calls. Engine 22 for a CO alarm, 3715 Upton Avenue South, MAP 222, calls at 718.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3715 Upton Ave S.

Firefighters report normal carbon monoxide levels after ventilating. The homeowner is waiting for the gas company.

MFD 1 · 0:20
Dispatch, Engine 22. Engine 22. With utilities off, we got all normal readings in the house after ventilating. Homeowner is home and he's going to stand by and wait for the gas company. Engine 22 is going back in service. Received. Utilities are off, all normal readings. Homeowner is waiting for this gas company. Going back in service, 805.

Carbon monoxide levels have decreased to 11 parts per million. Firefighters are waiting for the gas company.

MFD 1 · 0:22
Engine 22, dispatch. Engine 22, go ahead. When you're done with your run, there are two firefighters at the station. Received. We're at 11 Parts Vermillion. Homeowner left his house to bring his kids to school. We're standing by, waiting for the gas company for him, and we'll let you know when we're clear. Received.

All residents are safely outside after high levels of carbon monoxide were detected. Firefighters are currently ventilating the house, and utilities have been shut off.

MFD 1 · 0:30
Engine 22, dispatch. Engine 22, go ahead. Start point will be in, be there in less than 30 minutes. Received. All residents are out of the house. We have the windows open, ventilating. Engine 22's out of the house, waiting for a gas complaint. Received. All residents out of the house, ventilating. Everyone is outside, including fire department. Time is 736. And dispatch, utilities have been shut off. And the.

Firefighters detected 130 parts per million of carbon monoxide and have requested the gas company to respond.

MFD 1 · 0:16
Dispatch, Engine 22. We're getting 130 parts per million on CO. Can you start the gas company also? Received. 130 parts per million, starting the gas company, 10-3.

Firefighters have arrived and are investigating the carbon monoxide alarm.

MFD 1 · 0:13
Dispatch, Engine 22 arrived, 3715 Upton Avenue South, we're investigating. Engine 22, 726. Dispatch, I set it on long-throw with HGMC, check-in. Engine 7, 726.

Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm.

MFD 1 · 0:15
Engine 22, a CO alarm, 3715 Upton Avenue South, MAP 222, calls. Engine 22 for a CO alarm, 3715 Upton Avenue South, MAP 222, calls at 718.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3715 Upton Ave S.

Firefighters report normal carbon monoxide levels after ventilating. The homeowner is waiting for the gas company.

MFD 1 · 0:20
Dispatch, Engine 22. Engine 22. With utilities off, we got all normal readings in the house after ventilating. Homeowner is home and he's going to stand by and wait for the gas company. Engine 22 is going back in service. Received. Utilities are off, all normal readings. Homeowner is waiting for this gas company. Going back in service, 805.

Carbon monoxide levels have decreased to 11 parts per million. Firefighters are waiting for the gas company.

MFD 1 · 0:22
Engine 22, dispatch. Engine 22, go ahead. When you're done with your run, there are two firefighters at the station. Received. We're at 11 Parts Vermillion. Homeowner left his house to bring his kids to school. We're standing by, waiting for the gas company for him, and we'll let you know when we're clear. Received.

All residents are safely outside after high levels of carbon monoxide were detected. Firefighters are currently ventilating the house, and utilities have been shut off.

MFD 1 · 0:30
Engine 22, dispatch. Engine 22, go ahead. Start point will be in, be there in less than 30 minutes. Received. All residents are out of the house. We have the windows open, ventilating. Engine 22's out of the house, waiting for a gas complaint. Received. All residents out of the house, ventilating. Everyone is outside, including fire department. Time is 736. And dispatch, utilities have been shut off. And the.

Firefighters detected 130 parts per million of carbon monoxide and have requested the gas company to respond.

MFD 1 · 0:16
Dispatch, Engine 22. We're getting 130 parts per million on CO. Can you start the gas company also? Received. 130 parts per million, starting the gas company, 10-3.

Firefighters have arrived and are investigating the carbon monoxide alarm.

MFD 1 · 0:13
Dispatch, Engine 22 arrived, 3715 Upton Avenue South, we're investigating. Engine 22, 726. Dispatch, I set it on long-throw with HGMC, check-in. Engine 7, 726.

Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm.

MFD 1 · 0:15
Engine 22, a CO alarm, 3715 Upton Avenue South, MAP 222, calls. Engine 22 for a CO alarm, 3715 Upton Avenue South, MAP 222, calls at 718.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3715 Upton Ave S.

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