Posted January 22, 2026
CARBON MONOXIDE INCIDENT SENDS 4 TO HOSPITAL: Four people were transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center on Thursday night after a reported carbon monoxide incident at an apartment complex on Music Row, according to Nashville Fire Department officials.
According to NFD Assistant Chief Jonathan Jordan, someone inside the Signature Music Row apartment building along the 1000 block of 16th Avenue South felt sick but went outside and felt better. A call was then made to emergency services.
NFD officials then cleared the building and began to check residents’ well-being, which resulted in four people being taken to VUMC and two people refusing to be taken to the hospital after about 50 people were checked. One person was found “semi-unconscious” after crews breached the apartment door, according to Jordan.