High levels of CO found at Beavercreek apartment

The department was first notified by a third party that there were potential illnesses at a local apartment complex.

"We did find carbon monoxide," Williams said.

He said it's believed to be from a furnace that was contained to one apartment unit. The building maintenance has been alerted.

"We found positive levels of CO that could create an illness, generally dizzy and nausea," Williams said.

"This time of year, every department is going to see an increase in carbon monoxide calls; the key to staying safe is never run generators in your home, have your furnaces inspected, ventilate your home, keep air flowing, but most importantly have that carbon monoxide detector."

FIRST REPORT

High levels of carbon monoxide have been reported at a Beavercreek apartment this morning, according to initial reports.
Firefighters were dispatched to the 4400 block of Love Lane around 8:30 a.m.

We're working to learn more about this investigation.