Train blocking crossing at Grass Valley and Railroad streets, Colfax CA
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A train is blocking the railroad crossing at Grass Valley Street and Railroad Street. There is smoke but no flames visible. The blockage may last for an extended time.
Audio|Heard on: Placer County Law Enforcement and CAL Fire
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03:18
Transcript:
00:00
The train is going to be blocking the Grass Valley Street crossing.
00:04
You're handing coal fast still.
00:08
4-50.
00:10
Sam 7-7. 7.7.
00:12
17. 17. 17. 1717. Bia north.
00:29
Second one, H-24, update. Go ahead, H-24.
00:35
H-24, it's going to be a good 1020. It's going to be the third train car, a locomotive back.
00:42
No visible flames. We've got a little bit of smoke coming at the top.
00:49
H-24's a third train car, locomotive, negative flame scene just smoke at the moment.
00:57
On H-24 will be negative visual distraction for the freeway.
01:04
36 responding to Bista incident.
01:11
3.57. That's where I copy all.
01:20
I believe on 97 next to the train. 45 S4-year 97 next to the train.
01:36
Page 24, past 4.
01:39
Do you happen to see that where they set up the command post at all? Uh,
01:51
24, stand by 1.
01:57
56, 47.
01:59
We're sunset in Pacific right now.
02:10
56 copy.
02:12
I'm 97 on the street. I see the blue Subaru in the driveway right now. No signs of active force of pink.
02:30
Just east by about 50 feet from Norton Grade Road, right there the railroad track crosses, that's where they're going to be at.
02:42
That's where it's more.
03:00
Okay, 24, 1090s, please. Okay, can I soon? Don't try.
03:13
For this train may be walking in the Grass Valley Street crossing for quite a while.
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Location mentioned:
Grass Valley St & Railroad St, Colfax, CA 95713
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