Trash fire contained in casino parking lot, Auberry CA
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Fire & ArsonA fire was reported in a trash pile in the parking lot near Rancheria Road at the Mono Wind Casino. Fire crews responded but the fire was contained to the trash and did not spread.
Audio|Heard on: Mariposa County CalFire, Sheriff and Public Works
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02:20
Transcript:
00:00
Chief 64. President copies, we have a report of a debris fire near Tijuana.
00:06
Redstone squad 64 is responding.
00:13
President, a copy.
00:27
There's no Chief 64 available and responding to Rancheria traffic.
00:32
Fresno copies Chief 64 responding with engine 4381, plus 64 for debris fire.
00:38
Near Rancheria Road at the Mono Wind Casino.
00:40
Per the RP, the pile of trash is on fire in the parking lot, not spreading to anything.
00:48
Copy good, thank you.
00:50
President, continuing first unit at Seen Ranch, I see, Command Local 1 tag, CDF, tag 8.
01:02
The Glade Winkin 7033, Bobby Avenue.
01:19
Agent 263, Medical Aid, and No Nature, 7033, Bobby Avenue Crosso-W-W-Witton-Way, response to second.
01:24
Command at 19,
01:25
20.
01:28
A disabled vehicle 49 in Indian Peak, clear for 20.
01:37
Copy 49 in Indian Beach, Georgia, 20.
01:40
David Mary,
01:42
87, Yellow 55.
01:48
from California.
01:50
Provo Q64. By any chance, the end of the end in the dumpster.
02:00
Negative RP disadvis is a pile of trash in the parking lot.
02:05
No. No couple.
02:12
Presidon, Jim 4371 is available.
02:14
Are we going to be closer to that call?
02:17
President, copies I'll show you in route.
02:18
Break engine 4381, cancel.
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Location mentioned:
Rancheria Ln, Auberry, CA 93602
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