As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews were dispatched to a reported carbon monoxide alarm at a home near Sunset Trail. The reporting party said the wall unit sounded several times and then stopped, and occupants had evacuated while the reporting party waited outside.

Carbon monoxide alarm at Sunset Trail home

Dispatch, hold on, copy. Show you responding to (number withheld) Sunset Trail for a carbon monoxide alarm. The RP advised that it's into the wall and it went approximately five to six times. However, it is no longer going off. Evacuated. The RP will be waiting on the hot deck. 53.

Show you responding to (number withheld) Sunset Trail for a carbon monoxide alarm.

The RP advised that it's into the wall and it went approximately five to six times.

Evacuated. The RP will be waiting on the hot deck.

As discussed during the dispatch call, dispatch received a possible 911 hang-up in the area of Antlers Ridge Drive, with multiple people and children heard on the open line and a possible trick-or-treating activity. Callback attempts received busy tones, and a unit reported being unable to locate the associated vehicle and planned to contact the reporting party to handle the 911 call.

Unconfirmed 911 call near Antlers Ridge Drive

In the area of (number withheld) Antlers Ridge Drive, it was a 19 m radius. The call taker could hear multiple people talking, including lots of children. They were possibly tickertreating. On busy tone on callback twice. Two. Transfer to. Show both units on scene out of service. Have a good evening. Copy you too. You too. I'm UTL off the vehicle for this call. If you could just pass it so I can contact PRP and I'll take care of that 911.

In the area of (number withheld) Antlers Ridge Drive, it was a 19 m radius.

The call taker could hear multiple people talking, including lots of children.

If you could just pass it so I can contact PRP and I'll take care of that 911.

As discussed during the dispatch call, officers respond to a welfare check for an elderly man who is not answering the door at a residence near Crystal Downs Road. A home health nurse reports he lives alone and has a history of falls.

Home health nurse reports unresponsive patient at home

204 at (number withheld) Crystal Downs Road. The RP is a home health care nurse and the patient is not answering the door. The subject is (name withheld), (number withheld) . He does have a history of falls. He's a white male, six one, heavy build, bald with bad lymphedema in his legs. No history of suicidal ideation. And he does live alone. 1901. That's report. Route to the Maverick Golf Constitution and Peterson to return the victim's watch. Copy. 204, does RP have access to the house? I will double check.

204 at (number withheld) Crystal Downs Road.

The RP is a home health care nurse and the patient is not answering the door.

The subject is (name withheld), (number withheld) .

He's a white male, six one, heavy build, bald with bad lymphedema in his legs.

Route to the Maverick Golf Constitution and Peterson to return the victim's watch.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews were dispatched to a possible residential structure fire near Safe Landing Drive after a caller reported propane fuel running up against a house. On scene, responders determined the flames were from an underground propane tank flaring off, with no hazards reported, and additional units were canceled. A separate small outside fire was also reported near Highway 24 by mile marker 200 and 99 in the center median.

Report of house fire found to be propane tank flaring

(number withheld), safe landing Drive for a residential structure fire. Second time to eight is. This is guy. Hello. Copy, 1227. 311, copy. Show you're responding to (number withheld) Safe Landing Drive for a residential structure fire. RP advised that it looks like the house is on fire and then advised it looks like it was a propane fire. 3. The RP said that the propane fuel is being run up against the house. 1230. 1230. Energy Springs, outside fire. Ten forty-one, 1010 , respond with Chris Park Fire Department to Highway Twenty West, Highway Twenty Four, mile marker 200 and ninety-nine for a small outside fire. Time out, twelve thirty-one. Twelve thirty-one. This is ten forty-one responding to the outside fire. Ten forty-one, I copy. (name withheld), highway twenty-four, mile marker 200 and ninety-nine, for a small outside fire. RP advised is just east of the mile marker in the center median. They are seeing flames and smoke. Three, break. It is unknown if it is spreading. I did assign compact A four, A four. Twelve thirty-two. 10-10 responding. 10-10 copy the update. 10-32. 10-10 copy update. We'll wait an update for 10-2. 10-32. Dispatch 3140, high fire. 10-10, 10-10. Security. 10-10, go ahead. Just confirming you said east of the 299 on the eastbound side. You're welcome, 10-33. Dispatch. All outside fire monitoring. 3, I copy. Here he's responding to (number withheld) Desert Bloom Way. Pain. It is going to be an 80 year old female, conscious and breathing. She is not breathing normally, however she is responding normally. It's going out as a 10-4. 10-33, okay. That's 311, clear. Move 185 and attach 180. Copy 1235. Small area, not 5x5, appears to be out at this time. Dispatch 303 on scene, corrected address (number withheld) Safe Landing. They are flaring off an underground propane tank, no hazards. I'm clear, you can have contact A4 back. Copy 1235. Next responding, 206. 197, copy. 197, you can cancel, no emergency. 197, copy. 303 informational. They expect to be flaring that propane tank for about a minute.

(number withheld), safe landing Drive for a residential structure fire.

311, copy. Show you're responding to (number withheld) Safe Landing Drive for a residential structure fire.

RP advised that it looks like the house is on fire and then advised it looks like it was a propane fire.

The RP said that the propane fuel is being run up against the house.

Ten forty-one, 1010 , respond with Chris Park Fire Department to Highway Twenty West, Highway Twenty Four, mile marker 200 and ninety-nine for a small outside fire.

This is ten forty-one responding to the outside fire.

(name withheld), highway twenty-four, mile marker 200 and ninety-nine, for a small outside fire.

RP advised is just east of the mile marker in the center median.

Just confirming you said east of the 299 on the eastbound side.

3, I copy. Here he's responding to (number withheld) Desert Bloom Way.

It is going to be an 80 year old female, conscious and breathing.

She is not breathing normally, however she is responding normally.

Small area, not 5x5, appears to be out at this time.

Dispatch 303 on scene, corrected address (number withheld) Safe Landing.

They are flaring off an underground propane tank, no hazards.

They expect to be flaring that propane tank for about a minute.

As discussed during the dispatch call, officers and EMS were dispatched to a possible sick person at a residence near Crystal Downs Road in Peyton, with law enforcement requesting EMS to stage for a welfare check on a male party.

Welfare check for sick male at Crystal Downs Road

381311, you are responding (number withheld) Crystal Downs Road for a sick person. We do have law and request for you to stage for a male party that the RP is calling a welfare check on.

381311, you are responding (number withheld) Crystal Downs Road for a sick person.

We do have law and request for you to stage for a male party that the RP is calling a welfare check on.

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