Carbon monoxide traced to kitchen range at South Creamery Lane home; second CO alarm hours later

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• Elevated CO found at South Creamery Lane residence; kitchen range suspected. A residential gas alarm paged at 10:18 (TG 1807) brought Engine 7-1 and Medic 70 to a home on South Creamery Lane. Crews reported elevated carbon monoxide at 10:43, went on air to search, and at 10:54 said they believed the kitchen range was the source; they shut off gas and ventilated. After readings stayed elevated post-ventilation (11:22), levels were back to zero by 11:41 and residents were left with instructions to call the gas company and an appliance tech.
• Second CO alarm of the day on North Quiet Ridge Lane. At 14:23 Engine 11 was paged to a residential CO alarm at a large stone residence on North Quiet Ridge Lane, with Engine 12 added for personnel at 14:24. Crews found trace CO levels, located no further hazards, and cleared at 15:24.
• Report of driver drinking beer in Albertsons parking lot. At 13:09 dispatch (TG 1801) sent units on a REDDI-type report: a witness said the lone occupant of a white Ford F-150 with a county truck plate was drinking beer in the driver's seat, last seen parked near Broadway. Units made contact around 13:19 and cleared; the transcription of the outcome is garbled.
• Two falls with head injuries, both transported to St. John's. At 13:34 Medic 60 responded to the C-Bar-V for an adult female, conscious and breathing, with an injury to the back of the head (gym location, Delta response); arrived St. John's 14:07. At 13:53 Medic 10 was paged to the Children's Learning Center on Marcel Avenue for a fall with head injury; transported, at St. John's by 14:26, back available 14:46.
• Wildlife day for Game & Fish (TG 6403): at 09:19 a warden was sent toward Granite Creek for a badly injured cow elk (lower jaw reportedly torn) seen heading toward Shoal Creek, while another officer went on foot in Spring Creek looking for a sick moose. At 12:37 a lone bear cub was reported on Moose-Wilson Road in Wilson; dispatch said the mother had been euthanized and was relaying to the area officer.
• US-89 hazards. At 13:17 dispatch advised of a large trash bag in a southbound lane of US-89 north of Hoback; WYDOT maintenance was asked at 13:33 to clear trash bags near MM 150 and took it. At 15:45 a broken-down car-hauler semi was reported on US-89 at the state line (MM 54), with help already en route.

Also on the air

A heavy morning-to-afternoon run of routine traffic work on TG 1801: roughly 32 plate checks and 12 records checks along South US-89 (Game Creek, Horse Creek, Hoback Market), WY-22 (Iron Rock, Phillips Bench, Coal Creek, the weigh station), South Park Loop, North Cache and High School Road, mostly clearing with verbal or written warnings for speed, registration and lane violations. A deputy ran an all-day detention transport (Swan Valley–Pinedale and back, 09:34–14:38). Overnight, units checked a reported disturbance heard near 400 West Snow King (00:39). Animal calls included a found dog taken to the shelter (00:53) and two dogs at large near a town park (10:41). Two parking complaints, including a car-and-trailer at the Flat Creek Business Center (06:46). Medic 20 handled airport transfers and a Sage Living run through the afternoon. START and school-bus channels carried the usual relief/timing traffic plus: cars parked in the high school bus stop (14:39), a car cutting in front of loading buses at the high school (~15:56, event camera not triggered), and a driver checking in after a first-grader had no parent at her stop and walked home (15:26).

By the numbers

• 1,267 transmissions, 369 exchanges (168 short status-only exchanges omitted from the detailed log)
• Busiest talkgroup: TG 1801 Teton County law dispatch (679), then TG 1807 Fire/EMS (153) and TG 1812 (131)
• Busiest hour: 13:00–14:00 with 187 transmissions
• Categories: status 128, unclassified 122, medical 37, plate-check 32, fire 14, transit 12, records-check 12, animal 3, traffic-stop 3, plus scattered noise/parking, traffic-complaint, 911-open-line and hazard calls

Caveats

• The log goes silent after ~16:35 — zero transmissions recorded 17:00–23:59. Treat the evening as a recording/coverage gap, not a quiet night.
• Non-Teton traffic is mixed in: TG 13751 is Fremont County EMS paging (Lander/Riverton), TG 1404 carried Lincoln County-area paper service (Afton), TG 113 carried a Fremont County erratic-driver broadcast (US-26 MM 127), TG 109 is statewide WHP — the 09:25 "ambulance on fire" at MM 19 on WY-530 is almost certainly Sweetwater County — and TG 6586 traffic references Rock Springs/I-80.
• Machine transcription is rough today. The 12:02 laundromat "suspicious circumstances" call is badly garbled (nature of the complaint unclear; an interpreter was requested), several road and unit names are unreliable, and the 11:07 Golden Eye Road fire alarm has no logged disposition.