High carbon monoxide levels detected in boiler room, Oxford MA
Fire & ArsonA maintenance alarm sounded in the boiler room of a building near 2334 in Oxford, MA. Firefighters could not initially enter the room but discovered high carbon monoxide levels after police gained access. The building is being evacuated for ventilation, and maintenance was contacted.
Audio|Source: Oxford Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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File line, Harpy, is reporting no alarm activation,
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but there is some type of maintenance alarm going off in the boiler room.
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Apparently, that's... I received no smoke alarm.
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It appears to be a maintenance alarm from the boiler room in near 2334.
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File, our answer, commit.
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Fire, number of the pages, we have a malfunctioning heating system in the oil room. We cannot gain access to that room.
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I was able to shut them down with the emergency switches.
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Can you put a call on the facility maintenance for me, please?
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We're already safe to be a malfunctioning heating system, unable to gain access.
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Emergency share-off has been activated.
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I will be contacting maintenance.
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Firearm to command.
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Command's answer.
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Plan be advised I attempted maintenance times two, left a voicemail the second time.
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Command has that, thank you. Okay,
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so long as I'm seeing. Okay,
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see the most drive you on scene 238.
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May the fire alone.
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Bylam, I wasn't able to gain access into that room.
02:01
We do have high levels of CO.
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They attempt to evacuate the building for ventilation.
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Police have gained access into the boiler room, high levels of CO, attempting to evacuate the building at 2340.
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Oxford, MA
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