Carbon monoxide detector alarm at Glen Cove address, Glen Cove NY
Fire & ArsonThe fire department responded to a carbon monoxide detector alarm at an address near Seacliff Avenue and McGrady Street in Glen Cove. The alarm was triggered by a heat and carbon monoxide detector in the southwest garage area. Multiple alerts requested additional manpower. There was no confirmation of fire or hazardous carbon monoxide levels at the time.
Audio|Source: Glen Cove Police
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Transcript:
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Bancashio for the Glenco Fire Department, second alert on a zone 4 signal aid for fuel effect activation, manpower is needed,
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(number withheld) Seacliff Avenue, near McGrady Street.
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On 218, section number 4.
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Evan for a ride.
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Ahp.
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Solvite. I see.
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Curtis.
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If I got the aided off the train,
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the train will be moving momentarily.
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Stand for, 1240, what's your location?
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Cammany East Sound platform next to the restroom.
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Sack 74, copy.
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I'm here now, MTA Police, all front.
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Seven,
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self one.
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Two-seven.
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Two-seven, two to headquarters.
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Go ahead.
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I'll be operating the ambulance to hospital 270 following.
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So, 21.
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Highledge is 52093.0.
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Dr.
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Joe for the Glenco Fire Department, a third alert on the Zone 4 general alarm, C.O detector activation, (number withheld) Seacliff Avenue, near McGrady Street, 1-2-22, Dispaction Number 4.
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7.2, we are arrived at the hospital ending mileage 52093.7.
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24.
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5204. 5 to 0,
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524 is 21,
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light.
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203 engine 524.
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It came in through the alarm company's Zone 24 Southwest Garage heat slash CO detector.
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Location mentioned:
McGrady St, Glen Cove, NY 11542
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