Firefighters respond near West 4th Street Bridge, Boston MA
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Fire & ArsonAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded near the West 4th Street Bridge in Boston. Ladder and engine units coordinated access through Frontage Road and the T parking area, with police assisting by closing the bridge to allow firefighters to run a line across the street.
Audio|Heard on: Suffolk MA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:39
Transcript:
00:00
Ladder 18 to fire alarm.
00:04
Ladder 18.
00:08
For the second due engine,
00:10
Can you have them come in through Frontage Road?
00:14
The key parking area.
00:21
We'll have their second due engine.
00:26
Coming up Frontage Road, the T parking area, the north entrance.
00:31
406.
00:36
Fire alarm calling Engine 39.
00:40
Fire alarm calling Engine 39.
00:45
Very nice.
00:48
Engine 39, per Ladder 18, respond in the T parking area on the Frontage Road end underneath the West 4th Street Bridge.
00:56
Okay?
01:00
Okay.
01:03
Ladder 18 to fire alarm.
01:08
Ladder 18.
01:11
We have police for traffic out in front of the truck.
01:14
Actually, the West Fourth Street Bridge.
01:19
Police handling traffic on the West Fourth Street Bridge.
01:21
Do you need the bridge shut down?
01:25
We'll have to run a line across the street, so pumper, can we knock this down?
01:34
Okay, we'll shut down the bridge.
01:37
Run the line across the street.
01:39
Four 14.
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Location mentioned:
W Fourth St, Boston, MA
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