Posted January 25, 2024
Bismarck, ND –
“Our crews entered the building. At one point they ended up getting a hit or found carbon monoxide. I believe they were about 80 parts per million that they found on that. And then, from there, we started to make sure the building was evacuated,” said BFD Deputy Chief Brooks Martin.
Management source interaction with tenant, ‘We have a lot of construction going on right now.’ They had these bags that were over top of the monitors to keep them away from debris. He asked me, ‘Did you remove the bag over the monitor?’ ‘Well, that’s probably why they’re going off because you removed the bag off the monitor…”
Bismarck woman reports multiple carbon monoxide issues at Boulevard Avenue Apartments; the complex denies her claims (kfyrtv.com)