Carbon Monoxide Issue Prompts Response on Route 114 in Burke
West Burke Fire and East Burke Fire responded to a carbon monoxide issue at 663 Vermont Route 114 in Burke.
West Burke Fire and East Burke Fire responded to a carbon monoxide issue at 663 Vermont Route 114 in Burke.
Newport Ambulance and fire crews responded to 357 Main Street in Barton for possible carbon monoxide poisoning after residents reported a strange smell, nausea, and vomiting black.
Whitefield Fire responds to alarm with possible carbon monoxide at 28 Union Street; occupant lightheaded.
Firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at a Bath residence, turned off gas, and cleared the scene without injury.
Newport City Fire and Ambulance responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at 19433 in Newport City, where an occupant reported feeling lightheaded.
A carbon monoxide detector alarm led first responders to a Littleton residence where a boiler issue was discovered. The scene was cleared after ventilation.
Whitefield Fire Department responded to a CO detector activation at 129 Merrill Lake State Drive; found to be a false alarm from a homeowner test.
High levels of carbon monoxide were detected at 74 Ralston Road in Woodsville, prompting an evacuation.
Firefighters are responding to a carbon monoxide alarm at 29 Town Line Road in Stratford; occupant unresponsive after initial contact.
Stratford Fire Department responded to a carbon monoxide alarm at 29 Townline Road; the source was a car running downstairs and the scene was cleared.
Peacham and Danville fire departments clear scene after CO alarm; no carbon monoxide detected.
Emergency crews responded to a CO alarm at 2158 Andersonville Road in Glover; seven residents evacuating with nausea.
Newport Ambulance continues to investigate a carbon monoxide alarm in Glover where seven occupants reported nausea; all are refusing transport.