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Firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a residence in Atlanta but found no hazards upon investigation. The situation was resolved without incident, and additional units were canceled.

Carbon Monoxide Alarm Activation

 Unable to locate any hazards. You can show Quint 4 available.

Radio, Quint 4. Quint 4, go ahead. Unable to locate any hazards. You can show Quint 4 available. Received, 1826 hours.

According to firefighters, no hazards were found, and they are now available for other calls.

 Truck 29, Quint 4 has a CO monitor also.

 Received, battalion. Truck 29 is in service, 1801 hours.

Alright, you can cancel them. Received. Radio. Go ahead. Truck 29, Quint 4 has a CO monitor also. Received, battalion. Truck 29 is in service, 1801 hours. Truck 29 received, in service. Read, 1801.

Firefighters have canceled additional units and are handling the situation with available equipment.

 Hey, Captain, do y'all have a CO monitor on y'all's apparatus?

 You still need Truck 29 to respond, or do you, will you still need them to respond with you?

Battalion 6, Quint 4. Go ahead, Battalion 6. Hey, Captain, do y'all have a CO monitor on y'all's apparatus? That's affirmative. You still need Truck 29 to respond, or do you, will you still need them to respond with you?

Firefighters confirm they have a carbon monoxide monitor on their apparatus.

Quint 4, Truck 29. Respond to 6414 Chastain Drive Northeast, cross Roswell Road. Quint 4, Truck 29. Respond to C 414, Chastain Drive Northeast, cross of Roswell Road. Responding on a carbon monoxide alarm. Timeout is 1800 hours.

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

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 6414 Chastain Dr NE.

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