Hazard Cleared
Carbon monoxide alarm in Wyoming – Oct 29, 2026
Carbon monoxide alarm reported in the 4300 block of Clay Ave SW in Wyoming.
- Reported
- Last updated
- Status
- Cleared at about 9:58 AM, 13 min after the call came in
What happened
Engine 2 responded, requesting sirens, and was en route at 9:46 AM.
What dispatch noted
Carbon monoxide alarm going off, caller feeling ill, crossing of in Louisiana
Both written from dispatch radio, transcribed automatically, so a word may be misheard. Names and house numbers are removed.
Updates
- Carbon monoxide alarm reported.
- Dispatched on the radio.
- Units en route.
- Cleared from the dispatch board.
- Engine 2 cleared.
About this call
- Location
- 4300 block of Clay Ave SW
Wyoming, Kent County, MI
Call type, responders and source
- Call type
- Carbon monoxide alarm
What "carbon monoxide alarm" means
A carbon monoxide detector going off. Firefighters check the building with meters; a faulty detector is a common cause, but real leaks are dangerous. All call types
- Responding
- Wyoming Fire, Engine 2
- Local agencies
- Fire and rescue: Wyoming Fire DepartmentPolice: Wyoming Police DepartmentWho covers Wyoming, not a list of who was sent.
- Source
- Kent County Dispatch Authority's live public incident map and fire and EMS dispatch radio