Carbon Monoxide Alarm at Southeast Residence

Summary: Emergency services responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a residence in southeast Bradley County, Tennessee. The family involved was Spanish-speaking, with the father able to communicate in English. The alarm was reportedly triggered after a cat knocked over the detector, and the family was unsure if there was an actual gas leak. All occupants were evacuated as a precaution. Upon investigation, fire personnel found no hazardous gas readings and confirmed that the residence did not have a propane hookup. The scene was declared safe and emergency services returned to service.