Light smoke reported from two-story apartment roof, Bakersfield CA
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to reports of white smoke coming from the roof of a two-story apartment building near Oregon Street in Bakersfield. Upon arrival, light smoke was observed and the cause was under investigation, with consideration that the smell might be from the heater rather than fire.
Audio|Heard on: Kern County Fire/Bakersfield Fire/USFS
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02:44
Transcript:
00:00
For response, engine 2, rescue 2, rescue 2, correction, engine 6, rescue 2, truck 1191, near Oregon Street.
00:08
Report of white smoke from the roof from the apartment.
00:11
At the night fire 2.
00:20
CCC, crew 13.
00:27
CCC, we're going to start ignitions on the few botfish fuel break.
00:37
I'll burn it.
00:39
Copy.
00:48
Copy. Okay.
01:04
Engine 72, Michael A, Merchior 15th, SamarQuest, 4217, Buffalo Street.
01:10
Force stabbing.
01:12
Force stabbing, stage.
01:20
Where do you think of copy?
01:23
Engine 15. We're going to be on end up to respond to weather.
01:37
Commercial 15 and then able to respond, brake, engine 13, public service,
01:41
2.03030M, followed a mountain drive,
01:45
audible smoke alarms chirping.
01:53
Rescue 2 is on scene when light smoke shown from a two-story apartment building.
02:00
Rescue 2 is going to investigate through the Oregon incident.
02:03
I'll be in command only from unit stage.
02:07
Copy unseen light smoke, Oregon incident, 850.
02:11
Agent 4 on scene, stage.
02:19
4-851.
02:26
Truck on, I see.
02:35
When you arrive,
02:37
please light of the building, investigate.
02:40
They just turned the heater on.
02:42
I can't tell if this is going to be smoke or steam.
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Location mentioned:
Oregon St, Bakersfield, CA 93305
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