Vehicle fire caused by battery on state street, Burlington WI
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Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a vehicle fire on State Street in Burlington. The fire started from the vehicle's battery. The battery was removed, all people were safely evacuated, and ventilation was performed.
Audio|Heard on: Burlington City Police
Listen to dispatch call
01:53
Transcript:
00:00
Hi, dispatch from State Street Command[1].
00:03
State Street Command[1], go ahead.
00:08
Any units that are enrolled can downgrade and non-emergent continue on stage? Anybody that hasn't left can stand in quarters.
00:17
Copy any incoming units can downgrade to non-emergent.
00:22
Anyone that has not left can stay a quarter.
00:27
921 copy downgrading non-vergent.
00:29
We're going to continue to see it.
00:35
Thanks.
00:36
In the Mary's corner, you're going to have to go the wrong way just to go around the median and then go ahead and park west of 940 on the driveway.
00:48
825, copy is downgrading.
00:50
Okay.
00:57
That aside will be clear.
01:06
This badge from 351, we're en route, not emergency.
01:15
Happy 10244.
01:17
This is from truck 951.
01:19
We're on scene.
01:32
Disaster station, command.
01:36
Go ahead, command.
01:37
To fire, it was a battery at this time,
01:43
the battery is being removed and we're going to do some ventilation.
01:47
All occupants are out.
01:50
Copy if batteries being removed, occupants are out.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Command: Incident Command established for managing the incident
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Location mentioned:
E State St, Burlington, WI 53105
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