Homeowner burning debris in backyard fire pit, Bloomfield CT
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Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a report of smoke near Mexico Street in Bloomfield. A homeowner was found burning construction debris in a backyard fire pit. The homeowner was informed about burn regulations. The situation was confirmed safe, and all fire units were dismissed.
Audio|Heard on: Bloomfield Center Fire
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02:22
Transcript:
00:00
Spatch, 107 is not seen in the area.
00:05
107 you're on scene in the area, 14-07.
00:11
I'm going to stay in the area, 14-07.
00:14
We're asking six upon car 50.
00:18
Go ahead.
00:21
I'm going to stage on Terry Plains until you guys find something.
00:27
Ranger, if I just checked Ridgeview, I'm going to make my way down, tungsten.
00:30
Yeah,
00:34
guys, it's probably Mexicure.
00:37
It's a house that's getting a roof done.
00:40
Looks like they're burning some stuff in the backyard.
00:49
Engine 7, Captain.
00:57
Bresi six copies.
01:04
Dispatch engine seven, brush one off at number six, Mexico.
01:10
Brush one in engine seven at number six, Mexico at 14.9.
01:22
Rescue 6, you can return.
01:23
We'll be clear here momentarily.
01:27
Anything safe.
01:28
Ms.
01:30
Badge, Rescue 6 on the line.
01:34
Rescue 6 at 1413.
01:37
Car 15, dispassion.
01:47
Go ahead.
01:51
Okay,
01:53
news the address of 6 Mexico.
01:56
Homeowner is burning construction debris and a fire pit in the backyard.
02:00
Use their fingers to fire.
02:02
He's been advised with the rules.
02:04
You can dismiss all companies, mention 7's returning.
02:12
Received at 6 max-car per car 15, all companies are dismissed, command terminated,
02:19
and engine 7 you are returning.
02:21
1416.
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