Field fire threatens structure near Willoughby Road, Albertville AL
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Fire & ArsonA field fire near Willoughby Road is spreading into the woods and threatening a nearby structure. Fire units from Alder Springs are responding to the scene to control the fire.
Audio|Heard on: Albertville/Guntersville/Marshall County Fire Dispatch
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02:15
Transcript:
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Alder Springs 41-16 and 9-1-1-1-1.
00:07
Do ahead.
00:11
There is a field on fire at the 900 block of Willoughby Road, spreading into the woods and threatening a structure.
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10-4[1].
00:28
Pheed-EZEB!
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BAS!
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Number one, Alder Springs units.
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It's Alder Springs unit, sneak to respond.
00:43
900 block of Willoughby Road.
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900 block of Willoughby Road to be a field on fire.
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It is spreading,
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threatening its structure.
00:56
There's an Alder Springs unit on scene there.
01:02
4112 being out in station.
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104. What said you want to be en route?
01:13
August 3rd Carta is in route.
01:18
No, 1's in route.
01:21
10-4[1], car 2, car 1 in route.
01:29
10911, we'll have bibles for the pace at BP (number withheld) over (number withheld).
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1040, 12, he was.
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Rush, only 171 down the same.
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2411. 14.
01:56
Car 1, something's trap.
01:59
10 for Car1, I'm seeing.
02:05
Car Warner, are we going to be able to handle it with a brush or do you need the engine?
02:11
Sam for, I believe we handled it was...
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10-4: Acknowledgment (Message received)
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Location mentioned:
Willoughby Rd, Albertville, AL 35951
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