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Incident Number (Last recorded in this system is 290)

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Select Fire Attack Investigation Patient Care Fire Assist Incident Stabilization Canceled

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E131
L131
S131
S132
B131
B132
CH131

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Abbott, Karl
Adams, Jeff
Barrett, Golden
Belton, Steven
Brendel, Brian
Buck, Abigail
Buck, Madison
Buck, Lauren
Capel, Corey
Dalton, Thomas
Day, Crew
DeVries, Ryan
Dingman, Doug
Fahrenbach , Nancy
Farmer, Harrison
Ferrin, Jared
Giauque, Marc
Gipson, Brad
Grasteit, Leith
Hadley, Michael
Hansen, David
Hansen, Taylor
Haskell, Tim
Helm, Trevor
Heslop, Bryan
Jenkins, Austin
Jorgesen, Doug
Kieren, Nick
Knoll, Joshua
Larsen, Austin
Lee, Matt
Llewellyn, Paul
McShane , Ryan
Merrell, Glen
Murphy, Patrick
Niederhauser, Preston
Nielsen, Tyler
Nielsen, Ian
Olsen, Michael
Olsen, Lorna
Osborne, Warren
Perkes, Blair
Richins, Sage
Sloan, Devin
Smithee, Monica
Steele, Zachary
Surjopolos, Marcello
Tobler, Nate
Watson, Drew
Webber, Stephen
Whitemyer , Amberlee
Widmier, Vivian
Wilden, Chris
Wilkerson, Tavish
Young, Young
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Notes - Please write a summary of the call. Please remember - NO PATIENT MEDICAL INFORMATION
E 131 was called to a residence for a CO alarm. The neighbor had called in and stated that there were alarms going off and there was nobody home. Nothing further was given. Upon arrival E 131 established command. The neighbor on scene stated that the alarms had been going off since 1630 that day. The neighbor was on the phone with the neighbor gave permission for the fire department to enter and investigate. A faulty detector was found in the hallway of the home. It was removed and the home owner was given a report of finding. *** Let it show that prior to Fire Department arrival there were several detectors found to be missing from there mounting brackets. ***End*** Report by: Austin Larsen

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