Traffic collision on Westside Parkway, Bakersfield CA
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible two-vehicle traffic collision on the eastbound lanes of Westside Parkway, west of Allen Road, in Bakersfield. Personnel later determined that no fire was present and that an alarm had malfunctioned. The scene was secured and most units were released.
Audio|Heard on: Kern County Fire
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01:45
Transcript:
00:00
Traffic collision, sixty-seventh area.
00:02
Engine sixty-seven and nine.
00:08
Eastbound Westside Parkway just west of Allen Road.
00:12
Possible two-vehicle traffic collision.
00:18
We're going different way.
00:24
Yeah, we were gonna clear.
00:26
We checked the attic that was not set up in there.
00:29
Break. 98, Company 81.
00:32
We're 98.
00:37
So we checked the attic.
00:39
We don't see any fire.
00:40
Appears to be a malfunctioning alarm.
00:42
We're gonna cancel response.
00:44
We're gonna stay on scene until we secure the structure.
00:49
Battalion 8, copy.
00:50
ECC Battalion 8,
00:52
Cancel the balance.
00:53
81 can handle.
00:56
81 can handle 84, 83 Battalion complete 1030.
01:33
ECC, midnight,
01:35
Med 9. This incident will be just west of Allen on the eastbound lanes.
01:43
Copy that's west of Allen on eastbound lanes.
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Location mentioned:
Westside Pkwy, Bakersfield, CA
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