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Carbon Monoxide Detected

7510 Browning St NE

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Summary

  • Firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a residence in Albuquerque, detecting dangerous levels of the gas inside. The investigation into the source of the carbon monoxide is ongoing.

Timeline

Gas company technicians are expected to arrive within 30 minutes to assist with the carbon monoxide issue.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:10
5 Sean, Engine 35, New Mexico Gas is direct. Their ETA should be less than 30 minutes. Engine 35 is read.

Firefighters report a high carbon monoxide reading of 117 parts per million inside the residence.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:16
Control to Engine 35, is that going to be gas or carbon monoxide? Engine 35, Car Control. That's going to be carbon monoxide. Right now, we have a high reading of 117. 10-4.

Firefighters detected carbon monoxide at the front door. The reading was 40 parts per million. The investigation is ongoing.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:29
Engine 35, fire control. Can we get units to go down en route? We have a reading of 40 parts per million at the front door. We're going to continue to investigate. 10-4, can you 10-9, can you repeat how much the reading was? Engine 35, fire control. The reading is going to be 40 parts per million at the front door. 10-4, I'll call next.

Firefighters have arrived at the residence and are investigating the carbon monoxide alarm activation.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:03
Engine 35, fire control.
BCFD Dispatch · 0:15
Engine 35, go ahead.We're arriving to a small, one-story, single-family residential structure. Nothing showing, no evacuation. We'll be investigating the offensive strategy. Arriving on scene to a small, single residential structure, nothing showing. We'll be investigating the offensive strategy.

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

BCFD Dispatch · 0:26
Engine 35, units are responding to a 52 Bravo 1C, alarms, residential, CO, fire box 35, 0288, incident address, 7510 Browning Street, Northeast.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7510 Browning St NE.

Gas company technicians are expected to arrive within 30 minutes to assist with the carbon monoxide issue.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:10
5 Sean, Engine 35, New Mexico Gas is direct. Their ETA should be less than 30 minutes. Engine 35 is read.

Firefighters report a high carbon monoxide reading of 117 parts per million inside the residence.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:16
Control to Engine 35, is that going to be gas or carbon monoxide? Engine 35, Car Control. That's going to be carbon monoxide. Right now, we have a high reading of 117. 10-4.

Firefighters detected carbon monoxide at the front door. The reading was 40 parts per million. The investigation is ongoing.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:29
Engine 35, fire control. Can we get units to go down en route? We have a reading of 40 parts per million at the front door. We're going to continue to investigate. 10-4, can you 10-9, can you repeat how much the reading was? Engine 35, fire control. The reading is going to be 40 parts per million at the front door. 10-4, I'll call next.

Firefighters have arrived at the residence and are investigating the carbon monoxide alarm activation.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:03
Engine 35, fire control.
BCFD Dispatch · 0:15
Engine 35, go ahead.We're arriving to a small, one-story, single-family residential structure. Nothing showing, no evacuation. We'll be investigating the offensive strategy. Arriving on scene to a small, single residential structure, nothing showing. We'll be investigating the offensive strategy.

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

BCFD Dispatch · 0:26
Engine 35, units are responding to a 52 Bravo 1C, alarms, residential, CO, fire box 35, 0288, incident address, 7510 Browning Street, Northeast.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7510 Browning St NE.

Gas company technicians are expected to arrive within 30 minutes to assist with the carbon monoxide issue.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:10
5 Sean, Engine 35, New Mexico Gas is direct. Their ETA should be less than 30 minutes. Engine 35 is read.

Firefighters report a high carbon monoxide reading of 117 parts per million inside the residence.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:16
Control to Engine 35, is that going to be gas or carbon monoxide? Engine 35, Car Control. That's going to be carbon monoxide. Right now, we have a high reading of 117. 10-4.

Firefighters detected carbon monoxide at the front door. The reading was 40 parts per million. The investigation is ongoing.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:29
Engine 35, fire control. Can we get units to go down en route? We have a reading of 40 parts per million at the front door. We're going to continue to investigate. 10-4, can you 10-9, can you repeat how much the reading was? Engine 35, fire control. The reading is going to be 40 parts per million at the front door. 10-4, I'll call next.

Firefighters have arrived at the residence and are investigating the carbon monoxide alarm activation.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:03
Engine 35, fire control.
BCFD Dispatch · 0:15
Engine 35, go ahead.We're arriving to a small, one-story, single-family residential structure. Nothing showing, no evacuation. We'll be investigating the offensive strategy. Arriving on scene to a small, single residential structure, nothing showing. We'll be investigating the offensive strategy.

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

BCFD Dispatch · 0:26
Engine 35, units are responding to a 52 Bravo 1C, alarms, residential, CO, fire box 35, 0288, incident address, 7510 Browning Street, Northeast.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7510 Browning St NE.

Gas company technicians are expected to arrive within 30 minutes to assist with the carbon monoxide issue.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:10
5 Sean, Engine 35, New Mexico Gas is direct. Their ETA should be less than 30 minutes. Engine 35 is read.

Firefighters report a high carbon monoxide reading of 117 parts per million inside the residence.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:16
Control to Engine 35, is that going to be gas or carbon monoxide? Engine 35, Car Control. That's going to be carbon monoxide. Right now, we have a high reading of 117. 10-4.

Firefighters detected carbon monoxide at the front door. The reading was 40 parts per million. The investigation is ongoing.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:29
Engine 35, fire control. Can we get units to go down en route? We have a reading of 40 parts per million at the front door. We're going to continue to investigate. 10-4, can you 10-9, can you repeat how much the reading was? Engine 35, fire control. The reading is going to be 40 parts per million at the front door. 10-4, I'll call next.

Firefighters have arrived at the residence and are investigating the carbon monoxide alarm activation.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:03
Engine 35, fire control.
BCFD Dispatch · 0:15
Engine 35, go ahead.We're arriving to a small, one-story, single-family residential structure. Nothing showing, no evacuation. We'll be investigating the offensive strategy. Arriving on scene to a small, single residential structure, nothing showing. We'll be investigating the offensive strategy.

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

BCFD Dispatch · 0:26
Engine 35, units are responding to a 52 Bravo 1C, alarms, residential, CO, fire box 35, 0288, incident address, 7510 Browning Street, Northeast.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7510 Browning St NE.

Gas company technicians are expected to arrive within 30 minutes to assist with the carbon monoxide issue.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:10
5 Sean, Engine 35, New Mexico Gas is direct. Their ETA should be less than 30 minutes. Engine 35 is read.

Firefighters report a high carbon monoxide reading of 117 parts per million inside the residence.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:16
Control to Engine 35, is that going to be gas or carbon monoxide? Engine 35, Car Control. That's going to be carbon monoxide. Right now, we have a high reading of 117. 10-4.

Firefighters detected carbon monoxide at the front door. The reading was 40 parts per million. The investigation is ongoing.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:29
Engine 35, fire control. Can we get units to go down en route? We have a reading of 40 parts per million at the front door. We're going to continue to investigate. 10-4, can you 10-9, can you repeat how much the reading was? Engine 35, fire control. The reading is going to be 40 parts per million at the front door. 10-4, I'll call next.

Firefighters have arrived at the residence and are investigating the carbon monoxide alarm activation.

BCFD Dispatch · 0:03
Engine 35, fire control.
BCFD Dispatch · 0:15
Engine 35, go ahead.We're arriving to a small, one-story, single-family residential structure. Nothing showing, no evacuation. We'll be investigating the offensive strategy. Arriving on scene to a small, single residential structure, nothing showing. We'll be investigating the offensive strategy.

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

BCFD Dispatch · 0:26
Engine 35, units are responding to a 52 Bravo 1C, alarms, residential, CO, fire box 35, 0288, incident address, 7510 Browning Street, Northeast.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 7510 Browning St NE.

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