Carbon monoxide alarm prompts evacuation and early dismissal at Ossining High School
Ossining police said a carbon monoxide detector went off inside the building, but officials found no carbon monoxide levels during their investigation.
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Students were evacuated from Ossining High School Wednesday morning after a carbon monoxide alarm sounded, prompting a response from police, firefighters and emergency crews.
Officials said the call came in around 9:41 a.m. Police later determined no carbon monoxide was present in the building.
Authorities said the alarm was triggered during construction work when a contractor’s saw activated the detector.
Students were moved outside while crews investigated the alarm. School officials ultimately decided to implement an early dismissal.
Three students were evaluated as a precaution, but officials said no injuries were reported.
